Sentence examples for Subjective approach from inspiring English sources

However, qualitative methodology remains a rather subjective approach, reflecting the experiences of the studied subjects only, and is prone to researcher bias.

"That's a very subjective approach," he said.

There is undeniable strength in the subjective approach.

The subjective approach opens the door to favoritism, cronyism, and brownnosing.

But she feels her own more reflexive, subjective approach may result from grief rather than gender.

But Pavord uses a personal and subjective approach to readdress, with attractive honesty, questions that are far from resolved.

Previous estimates were based on judgments of future trends made by researchers, a "somewhat vague and subjective" approach, said Raftery.

The individualism of the 1960s was more at ease with Furtwängler's subjective approach to the art of interpretation than the more disciplined eras of the past had been.

Aaron Silverberg, the brand director for ThermaSilk at Unilever, said the new Web technology allowed a more subjective approach than its past Internet ads.

The danger of this more subjective approach is that instead of letting the objective facts shape your views, you will choose the facts that confirm your existing views".

Furthermore, all NGOs show a predominantly subjective approach to institutional change.