Sentences with phrase «someone as biased»

Now the influence of money has meant now the game is making as biased a jury as possible.»

Instead, in general, the women are as biased against other women as men are.

The news is everywhere, and much of it comes with an opinion attached — and there's nothing necessarily wrong with that, so long as any bias or conflict is made clear.

«In two studies, both from Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In and from a Harvard Business School study, when it came to judging women's work less favorably, the women involved in the study were just as biased as the men,» O'Rourke writes, summarizing Nelson's comments.

Case studies and testimonials are the most common efforts, although both are frequently perceived as biased and merely the last checkboxes in the final stages of a buying process.

Nevertheless, the new update seems useful while considering small virtual coins like stellar and verge, as biases can directly affect people's opinions.

Among the explanations that have been put forward are the increased credibility of central banks in controlling inflation (inflation rates remain below 3 per cent across the developed world), the low level of official interest rates in the major economies reflecting low inflation and the continuing weakness in some economies, a glut of savings on world markets particularly sourced from the Asian region, and changes to pension fund rules in some countries which are seen as biasing investments away from equities towards bonds.

But that doesn't mean outbound marketing doesn't have a role to play — and as biased as I am, I'm also professional enough to know there are some situations where outbound tactics will win.

But when we're honest, we realize that we're often as biased as everyone else.

Indeed, even on this point Arendt's touchstone was not only the mission of the Congress for Cultural Freedom but also what she perceived as its bias against those thinkers of German liberal extraction, such as Paul Tillich and herself.

Regarding the «end of days» part of his interview, isn't it more likely that people are behaving as their biased and fearful psyches tell them to, seeing demons and signs at times that humans have designated significant, rather than demons presenting themselves to humans on arbitrary dates?

Their new conception presented knowledge as purely objective and impersonal and deplored any intrusion of subjectivity as bias.

Unfortunately, in using the media as a biased lever he was actually attempting to force his own world view upon his entire class.

CNN wants to claim that they're not biased but are just as biased as NBC.

Thus, bias in study methods, as well as bias related to sponsorship, can be measured.

As bias as you may believe I am, I am happy to stand by that statement because let me tell you, they are GOOD.

I would even post an article from someone as biased as you if it was well written and had a point to make.

I get that I'm on the Rosen train so it may be viewed as bias by some, but it just doesn't make sense how he's potentially going to fall to the teens because he's been labeled something that he isn't.

Look, the rivalry between United and Arsenal I'm sure gets people's blood boiling but can we please not treat everything everyone not associated with Arsenal as biased hogwash.

And I say this as a biased rural dweller that believes our infrastructure out here is horribly underfunded.

All of them are just as biased as the humans, they just can't alter it mid-stream as easily.

All for supporting your team but this is about as biased a report as I have ever seen.

I have seen a lot of papers discussed here, and more then a few practicing physicians, and I haven't seen a lot of time or thought given to papers that dismissed as biased or inaccurate (although there has been a lot of discussion of bias and inaccuracy).

My school was Catholic and sponsored a right - to - life club, so I tended to dismiss anything said within its walls about abortion as biased.

We do not want to be seen by fathers or mothers who come to us for help as biased against them.

Fathers» rights supporters seek to reform what they view as a bias in family law.

Some Members of the Minority walked out of the chamber following what they described as a bias posture of the Speaker towards the Majority.

Third, people's understanding of the news is as biased as the journalists» creation of the news.

@Shahar in the span of two comments you attempt to write Wikipedia off as biased, then quote Breitbart.

The Clinton camp denied the claims in the book and the Democratic party moved quickly to discredit Klein as a biased.

Which was kind of my point to begin with; It's not about actual falsehoods (except when it is, I guess), but about what he perceives as bias against him.

People who are politically liberal may see Wikipedia biased one way, people who are politically conservative may see Wikipedia biased a different way, but if you see mainstream Reliable Sources as biased then you can't claim Wikipedia is biased for accurately reflecting those sources.

«I urge the Attorney - General not to exacerbate our already tense nation by commencing a legal action which portrays him as biased, insensitive and misdirected.»

His comments come after the NPP blacklisted two media houses — Okay FM and Neat FM belonging to the Despite group over what the party described as bias.

SAN DIEGO — An Indiana - born federal judge, whose Mexican heritage Donald Trump used to paint him as biased against him in a 2016 court case because of his immigration stance,...

I know that the french article could be considered as biased, so any help to make this answer more objective and thorough is welcome.

Anyone else see this site as biased?

The above meant that many Puerto Ricans saw the referendum as biased towards statehood, especially given that the governor, known as strongly pro-statehood, was the figure pushing it.

«In his views, political leaders, especially Governors, should approach issues of peace in neutral perspective, not as biased party.

The Global Amnesty Watch, GAW, has described the recent report by Amnesty International (AI) about the Nigerian Army as biased, unprofessional and lacking merit which does not reflect the realities on ground.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has vowed to expose the Electoral Commission as a biased institution set against Ghana's largest opposition party.

After leaving the meeting, Ms. Malliotakis criticized the executive committee as biased against her — though she would not say why that would be the case — and called for the larger Republican county committee to select the candidate.

I suspect that a commercialised BBC would be just as biased towards a party whose output in recent weeks has not been worth the pixels or radio waves used to disseminate it.

This is certainly as biased via lack of information as the proposal as it now stands.

On Tuesday, Faso dismissed the latest polling as biased and unscientific.

On the recent ruling by an Abuja High court that the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB is a terrorist group and as such should be proscribed, Igwe Iweka described the court verdict as biased.

I do believe that the outcry centres around the need for the person charged with fighting corruption to not be seen as biased.

Coiro said it is important to teach students to be critical consumers of information, weighing multiple dimensions such as bias, reliability and relevance.

«Several deans were upset about being ranked with such a small sample,» says Fiske, who notes that releasing the rankings prematurely would enable people «to reject it outright as biased and irresponsible.»

«Attitudes to redistribution and the economic status quo appear to be subject to informational biases in the environment as well as biases in the mind.»