Sentence examples for biased question from inspiring English sources
The answers to the simple (and easily biased) question: "Do you approve or disapprove of labor unions" have revealed negative public reactions to long strikes independently of the President's party, e.g., the mining workers strike during the Carter (D) Administration and the air traffic controllers strike during the Reagan (R) period.
The BHA's chief executive, Andrew Copson, said: In spite of a biased question that positively encourages religious responses, to see such an increase in the non-religious and such a decrease in those reporting themselves as Christian is astounding.
They have raised fears that the Scottish government could skew the referendum by setting a biased question, using unfair methods of choosing voters or fixing unfair rules for campaign donations.
The psephologist from Cranfield University says: "Well it certainly is not a biased question if you compare it to referendums which have been asked around the world.
Is Third Way right that opportunity is a stronger argument than fairness or is Mike Lux correct that the conclusion is based on a biased question being asked of an overly narrow portion of the electorate?
New Zealand's Human Rights Commission said the survey "poses leading and biased questions about Maori New Zealanders," and described the question about "special treatment" as "a leading statement demonstrating a clear bias.
Trump claimed responsibility for forcing CNBC to shorten its debate, and the Republican Party as a whole slammed that network for the moderators' supposedly biased questions.
Do not ask biased questions that may promote or discredit a particular product, service or idea.
Most voters don't think it's biased to question people about whether their seemingly fact-based statements are accurate.
An example of a biased survey question is, "Like most people, do you only rarely watch TV documentaries?" "Like most people" can easily enforce the answer of yes.
I eventually brought up the bias question.
