Sentence examples for bias views from inspiring English sources

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.

We restricted our research to randomized controlled trials, which were less likely to be subjected to confounding variables or bias views than observational studies.

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.

The idea that male or female morphology may be attractive because it exploits an already existing preference in the opposite-sex has been called the perceptual or sensory bias view [7].

If the BBC were like Fox TV in the USA, it too would be used to present biased views.

Yet what was worse: that we had been fed such biased views by an adult who had abused his privileged position a little or that most of us had reached our early teens not really knowing about the horrors and sacrifices of the Great War?

The firm starts its stock picking by screening for stocks investors may hold biased views of.

Although traditionally it is a tools used by management, they are likely to hold biased views, thus tampers result of the analysis.

The media is saturated with grossly biased views disguised as facts and pragmatism.

"One interpretation is that people who [have] intolerant, biased views feel emboldened and can now express them".

We also have biased views of others, meaning nobody can ever actually know anything about anyone or themselves.