Sentence examples for continued bias from inspiring English sources

Previous judges have shown a continued bias and awarded her high marks, even when she falls and others outperform her.

It is a description that itself highlights the continued bias of popular history when it comes to gender.

In a Korn Ferry survey in April of 786 male and female senior executives, 43percentt said they thought that continued bias against women as chief executives was the primary reason more women did not make it to the top in their own companies — and 33percentthoughtht women in their firms were not given sufficient opportunities to become leaders.

Antara attempted to reinvent its image into that of an independent news agency amid the wave of political reforms, but there were allegations of continued bias toward the policies of Suharto's successor B. J.

Overall, our data for Rattus Chr 1 loci show that the two deer mouse linkage groups span two Mus genome breakpoints but only one Rattus genome breakpoint, which shows a continued bias towards similarity with the Rattus genome.

With continued biased selection of the cultivated sunflower for traits such as yield, many alleles conferring useful traits got lost.

A 2012 report by thinktank Policy Exchange highlighted a continuing bias towards recruiting younger employees.

The new study goes a long way toward providing hard evidence of a continuing bias against women in the sciences.

The continuing bias towards men in the British and American literary establishment has been confirmed by a study released on Tuesday.

The Russian government insisted that the report had vindicated its actions, but it rejected the finding that its army used disproportionate force and accused the European Union of a continuing bias.

And what a lot of trouble we've been having here lately: there is the implosion of the literary end of publishing; the continuing bias against literature in translation; there is the internet, with all its possibilities, but also the opportunities it opens up for libel tourism, mass surveillance, manipulation, disinformation and other forms of state and corporate control.