Sentence examples for objectivity could be from inspiring English sources

Objectivity could be impaired, argues Standard Life.

"The consultant's objectivity could be suspect," said the state auditor, Marion M. Higa, calling for further scrutiny.

The BBC, too, without compromising its objectivity, could be more critical in its presentation of the information (or "information") pouring out of Moscow.

Five of the seven justices said that a lawyer who served both capacities presented an impermissible conflict of interest because an administrator's objectivity could be questioned.

In the algorithm, only minor correction on the traditional tangent modulus is needed to take the growth effects into consideration and its objectivity could be guaranteed comparing with the traditional method.

After World War II, as history drew increasingly on sociology, anthropology, political and philosophical speculation, and psychoanalysis, the conviction that objectivity could be maintained by a scholar dealing with the past was questioned and in large measure renounced.

The dialectical illusion of substance was a necessary stage, because in it the unity of concept and objectivity could first be glimpsed; but this illusion had to be overcome in further historical and theoretical development.

Ayer (1936), who makes a similar argument, would have eschewed labeling the conclusion of such an argument as metaphysical, since he thought the issue of moral objectivity couldn't be articulated in a meaningful way.

Other umpires appreciate the system's objectivity in situations where they could be accused of favoritism.

As members of the team had different professional backgrounds, objectivity was enhanced as individual preunderstandings could be challenged.

Some authors believe that empathy leads to personal growth, career satisfaction and optimal clinical outcomes, while sympathy could be detrimental to objectivity in decision making, and lead to compassion fatigue and burnout [ 13].