The big banks are forecasting a soft landing in the housing market, but with so much at stake they have a biased view.
In a sign that Mr. Shevardnadze's support was slipping further, the chairman of a government-run television channel resigned Thursday, saying he could no longer present what he called a biased view.
They learn to phrase statements as questions, and to avoid projecting a biased view into an interchange.
This Treasury document is not an honest assessment but a deeply biased view of the future and it should not be believed by anyone".
By Louise Bogan The New Yorker, March 23 , 1957P. 32 This light is loss backward: delight by hurt and bias View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Seth Lind By Joan Acocella.
From these documentaries it also becomes evident that often a negatively biased view of tourism exists among city residents.
This suggests that 18S rDNA clone libraries may give a significantly biased view of diversity.
For example, he talks about how bad processes and good outcomes can lead to an incoherent, biased view of the world, and how good processes and bad outcomes can test the cognitive integrity of the people involved.
The assumption was that the firms' analysts — ostensibly disinterested types who assess the financial health of everything from states and cities to complex mortgages — offered a bias-free view of potential investments.
It's fine to provide a space for respectful discourse and disagreement, but the line is crossed when bias views are espoused that can lead to very real career stagnation, derailment, and disparate impact with no consequences.
After spending many months in stealth mode leading up to our public release at the end of June 2013, I finally gained some perspective with which to reflect on all the little product and strategic decisions the team made to deliver what is, in my (biased) view, a great version one product in a crowded, competitive, and noisy consumer app marketplace.
