Sentence examples for one-sided information from inspiring English sources

But the policy change is based on one-sided information from those who would profit from G.M.O.

Still the reliance on one-sided information continued — including Georgian exaggerations of casualties and Mr. Saakashvili's characterization of Russian military actions.

Even after the FBI finally released a limited subset of one-sided information on Wednesday, the scepticism from experts and peers has persisted.

Their truth is very limited and based on outdated, contaminated and one-sided information.

Because of their one-sided information, he became convinced of the necessity of a hard line.

"If you operate in a certain way -- by saying this is how I want to justify what I've already decided to do, and I don't care how you pull it off -- you guarantee that you'll get faulty, one-sided information," Paul O'Neill, who was asked to resign his post of treasury secretary in December 2002, said when we had dinner a few weeks ago.

The classic problems of efficient trade with one-sided incomplete information but interdependent valuations, and of efficiently dissolving a partnership with two-sided incomplete information, are also reviewed using mechanism design.The chapter then proceeds to study bargaining where the parties sequentially exchange offers.

Under one-sided incomplete information, it considers sequential bargaining between a seller with a known valuation and a buyer with a private valuation.

The two-sided (Pearson's correlation) and one-sided (mutual information) 99%% confidence intervals were identified as thresholds (Fig.  3c & d; blue vertical lines).

In an age of unlimited information, it's relatively easy for readers of an article to find out when a story they've been told is one-sided, or omits information.

In his 1986 lawsuit, Dr. Gross said the Times articles were based on false information from one-sided sources and published with actual malice, or reckless disregard for truth.