Sentence examples for editorial bias from inspiring English sources

"Do I detect a hint of editorial bias?" asks Sam.

Now I know why people complain about editorial bias at the BBC.

This study found no evidence to support the claim of an editorial bias against publishing integrative landscape research papers.

A BBC Sport spokeswoman said: "This complaint was not upheld and the trust concluded that there was no evidence of any editorial bias during our Wimbledon output.

The New Yorker, November 5, 1938 P. 13 Comment on THE NEW YORKER having been accused of editorial bias; anti-Semitism, and vicious misrepresentation.

People said they placed high value on information from libraries and archives because of their authenticity, neutrality and lack of editorial bias or manipulation.

But it does have an editorial bias: "the belief in the social value of design," said Ms. Ferebee, 79, who wrote the original book.

The main reasons why people lost trust in the Guardian were: impropriety or hypocrisy (advert or sponsorship that contradicted editorial); bias or inaccuracy and issues of editorial integrity with regards to unclear adverts and sponsored content.

Fahmy has distanced himself from al-Jazeera, accusing the network of placing him and his colleagues in danger, lying about the channel's legal status in Egypt and displaying editorial bias in favour of Islamists.

This week the company was accused of an editorial bias against conservative news organizations, prompting calls for a congressional inquiry from the US Senate commerce committee chair, John Thune.

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