Sentence examples for fighting biases from inspiring English sources

Rather than fighting biases in data collected 100 years ago for other purposes, they could collect the most appropriate data in a uniform and comparable way.

One of our students has played a major recent role as a member of the National Council of the United Methodist Church in fighting bias against lesbians and gays.

CNN's Anderson Cooper, who has done admirable work in fighting bias and bullying against gays, has taken a thoughtful approach on issues that revolve around mental health.

Long-time gay legal activist Paula Ettelbrick said she met Sotomayor in about 1991 when they both served on then-New York Governor Mario Cuomo's advisory committee on fighting bias.

This is about men and women being mutually central as humans and, together, fighting systematized biases against girls' and women's full engagement with the world.

To say nothing is to accept the labelling of a group as appropriate, or perhaps to implicitly agree that fighting overt bias, rather than unconscious bias, is more worthy.

That's not fighting against bias, that's fighting for everyone to be biased on their behalf.

Evidence examiners get practical about fighting cognitive bias.

But if news organizations are such hotbeds of left-wing ideology, then there should be myriad tales of beleaguered conservative journalists fighting this bias in the workplace.

In the wake of yet another killing of an unarmed black person by a police officer, we are once again hearing about the importance of fighting implicit bias.

I've decided that my ideal pundits are Dutch or Roy Hodgson, everyone else offers increasing degrees of bias fighting against stupidity and pub talk.