Significats de prejudicial effect en anglès

I fear that the incident must have a very prejudicial effect upon his career.'

That this must have a prejudicial effect upon the structure of the coronet is plain.

This alkali therefore has no prejudicial effect.

This belief, adopted passively, and as a thing of course, had had a very prejudicial effect upon Vernon's career.

The Supreme Court, which was released yesterday, stated the mistake didn't materially alter the prejudicial effect of the admission of this evidence.

The absence of such protection in Ireland obviously has a very prejudicial effect on the permanent influence and popularity of the Irish Government.

But we should notice its prejudicial effect on those of them to whom religion has become a matter of serious and inquisitive concern.

She had a faint hope that by this essentially feminine apparel she might lessen the prejudicial effect of Maulevrier's cruel story about the fox-hunt.

I cannot but think that the general system of training youth in the Republic has a most prejudicial effect, in many instances, on their after-life.

Hard drinking, "illegitimate" gambling, and excessive dissipations of all sorts are observed commonly to have a prejudicial effect on male efficiency and family prosperity.

There are no towns sufficiently large to have any prejudicial effects on the human constitution.

And more than this, tobacco, when unsuitable or used in excess, has other prejudicial effects.

When tobacco has these prejudicial effects upon the heart, it is no good diminishing the allowance.

Whatever disturbance of mentality occurs has always prejudicial effects, such indeed as may in some cases cost the life all are seeking to save.

"Talking," the elder man remarked with a slight shrug of his shoulders, "will never have a prejudicial effect upon my health.