Sentence examples for election bias from inspiring English sources

David Deacon of Loughborough University says that in his research on election bias he finds that "People are far more aware [now] of the narrative games, of tabloid-speak".

First, our subjects were enrolled from hospitals which may bring election bias.

Another explanation could be that obese patients are less often referred for major surgery, leading to election bias.

Fourthly, although CPRD prevalence rates and trends generally agree with nationally reported rates (table 3), some small differences exist that might indicate with election bias or a problem representativeness.

And the speaker of Parliament, Ali Larijani, a longtime conservative, accused the Guardian Council, responsible for monitoring the elections, of bias and said most Iranians were suspicious of the election results.

ITV News is being investigated by the broadcasting regulator over a complaint that a news report on the London mayoral election was biased against Ukip.

Mr. Karzai's campaign aides, who have said it will be almost impossible for a recount to overturn Mr. Karzai's lead, have lashed out at critics of the election as biased and irresponsible.

He called election officials biased and said differences in the way ballots cast for regular candidates and write-in candidates are handled are unfair.

The diehards have worked to undermine the polls, accusing the election commission of bias.

Most lenders have the right to pursue a deficiency judgment against a defaulting owner, and when other assets exist, frequently do so.Veggo Larsen Palmetto, FloridaFeedback loopSIR – Lexington partly attributed John McCain's problems during the election to media bias (November 8th).

While Obama had previously admitted to smoking pot as a teenager in his 1995 memoir and several media outlets -- including the Times -- reported on past drug use during the 2008 election, VandeHei and Allen found bias in the fact that the Times and Post didn't play up some new details of pot-smoking in David Maraniss' forthcoming biography.