Sentence examples for biased it from inspiring English sources

Its strategy biased it to look only at things the company understood basically finding, processing and distributing oil (renamed energy, but really oil).

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith's department has made a formal complaint to the BBC claiming its coverage of the Government is biased, it has emerged.

Jackson would have run afoul of no ethical rules had he said all that he told Auletta from the bench; his comments are sometimes provocative, often insightful and always a contribution to the historical record; and if they show, as Microsoft contends in its appellate papers, that he is biased, it is better to have that bias open rather than hidden.

Given that NYC is the greatest city in the world (I'm definitely not biased), it makes sense that the Big Apple is looking to give its residents a better way to pay off their many parking tickets.

We should start, though, with qualification, a process through which one side sailed with record-breaking ease, while the other relied on officiating so blatantly biased it would leave the Eurovision Song Contest with a frog in its throat.

If we get a story wrong, or are biased, it could mean the difference between life and death for viewers.

LIBOR is a measure of risk, and biasing it corrupts this process.

Other option is to design serpentine-shaped metal piezoresistors and biasing it with low dc voltage.

After all, let's face it, we're biased when it comes to size".

I might be biased, but it seems girls have it the worst here.

I know I'm biased, but it is true.