That can give a misleading, and some would say biased, view of the world.
This Treasury document is not an honest assessment but a deeply biased view of the future and it should not be believed by anyone".
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.
The employee tweeted their disappointment at Sales' "incredibly biased view", before concluding, somewhat ominously: "But it's not going to dissuade us from building something that is changing the world.
Another measure of Thunder popularity that appears to separate them from the Spurs comes from the admittedly biased view of Mick Cornett, the mayor of Oklahoma City, a former broadcaster.
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.
Such research, however, generally addresses a subset of the factors that underlie conservation threats, producing a limited, simplistic, and often biased view of complex, real world situations.
This encouraged us to extrapolate the current epigenetically biased view by more clearly categorizing earlier reports into different functional classes of (biologically regulated) processes.
A biased view to be sure.
