Sentence examples for look biased from inspiring English sources

The prosecutions look biased.

We already know what Mr. Rich thinks of Mr. Gibson; for The Times to give more space to this personal feud that has gone on far too long reflects poor judgment and makes the newspaper look biased.

Even if data look biased, i.e. multiple microarrays seem to show highly similar expression patterns, it is not easy to tell whether they are indeed redundant.

The only reason the BBC looks biased is because the Tories just don't warrant the attention anymore.

But it's true that platforms are terrified of looking biased toward conservatives.

To a hammer, everything looks like a nail; to someone pushing an unsupportable agenda, everyone else looks biased.

From which we conclude that the genotype space from the "mutational point of view" of a particular phenotype looks biased from the global picture.

Grape pays special attention to quality controls (QCs), which trace quality scores and uncalled bases along the reads, look for biased nucleotide composition and inspect the distribution of reads along transcripts.

"The agenda looked pretty biased against Wal-Mart".

"We scored good goals and we had chances for more but even without looking through biased eyes, we deserved it".

(Focus Group Participant, Uganda)) Personnel working away from home viewed the process of recruitment as inward looking and biased against workers from districts that were not home to the new authorities.