Sentence examples for Biased perspective from inspiring English sources

Here is my wordle cloud of discussion topics, from my biased perspective, or course.

But other American Jewish groups, and most recently, Representative Michael P. Forbes, Republican of New York, said that the New Israel Fund was planning to present a biased perspective.

I believe that the practice of publishing only a portion of collected data can enable scientists to present a biased perspective, even inadvertently (as I discuss in a recent Nature commentary).

Historically, environmental monitoring of the coastal environment has been temporally intensive, but spatially focused on narrow areas closest to regulated discharges, providing a potentially biased perspective of overall coastal sediment quality.

KBI was the first kombucha organization that could act as a third party to work directly with regulators without the biased perspective that may have been associated with advocacy from conversations held by a single brand.

This has imposed a superficial lens on participation, viewed as fundamentally influenced by processes underpinned by risk-taking, promoting a biased perspective where AAS are perceived as a context for taking socially unacceptable, pathological and unnecessary risks [3 10].

Instead, these labels obscure the biased perspectives of a media-savvy, insidious elite and confuse the public that consumes news from the "No-Spin Zone".

Biased perspectives regarding housing needs were described as leading to women with SMI being forced into exploitative and victimising circumstances.

I cannot express how grateful I am to have gained an un-biased perspective on Islamic tradition before the attacks.

Secondly, when you have an outside investor involved, it is important there is a mutually acceptable third party board member that has a non-biased perspective on the business (e.g., not a manager and not an investor), who, in essence, tie-breaks all disputes between management and the investors.

Importantly, corporations produce voluntary reports because they can present a positively biased view of their situation, which is appealing from a marketing perspective.