Sentence examples for entrenched biases from inspiring English sources

The simplest explanation for biased algorithms is that the humans who create them have their own deeply entrenched biases.

Whatever a woman's qualifications, breaking into the career track requires overcoming entrenched biases, not least the feeling among managers that childbearing is an insupportable disruption.

Glen, who prides himself on his difference, lashes out at homophobic insults and is sensitive to entrenched biases and perceived slights.

Call them quotas if you want, but there's simply no other way to overcome entrenched biases than to set clear goals and hold leaders accountable for meeting them.

Recent events — a polarizing presidential election, incidents of racial and religious targeting, community violence, the sounding of once-fringe voices — have exposed ugly divisions in our country, as well as lingering stereotypes and entrenched biases.

Today, deeply entrenched biases remain.

McElhaney agreed that better negotiating skills will only go so far if it comes down to the basic fact that managers just want to pay men more and that women are facing entrenched bias.

What's more, making sure women are present at important meetings and asking a man to take notes are small actions you can take to combat entrenched bias.

And done so free of any self-interest or entrenched bias, tenured or otherwise.

It looks as though it's even more difficult to break down the barriers of entrenched bias.

Numerous studies in recent months have shown entrenched bias against women on the screen, behind the camera and writing the shows and movies.