Meanings of highly prejudicial in English

This delay was highly prejudicial to the success of the operation.

I find it highly prejudicial to keep me detained without bail.

The total expulsion of the Chinese in Spanish times would have been highly prejudicial to trade.

This course had been highly prejudicial to the claims of the Syndicate, for as Repeller No.

It will be highly prejudicial to him.

But although the negotiation thus died away, the weakness it betrayed among the Jacobite party was highly prejudicial to their cause.

Withholding the documents until then was " highly prejudicial" and seriously impaired LightSquared's presentation of its case, the company's lawyers said in Friday's filing.

These dispatches are both numerous and voluminous, and, from their confidential character, their publication, it is believed, would be highly prejudicial to the public interests.

'Disrupting tomorrow's event would be highly prejudicial to our own interests and those of the locality and is clearly out of the question.