Sentence examples for outright biased from inspiring English sources

Donziger is appealing the decision, and both he and the lawyers who represented him during the case have argued that Kaplan was outright biased in favour of Chevron.

There were blatant issues of racial discrimination in the jury selection and improper if not outright biased jury instruction in Abu-Jamal's trial.

The doctors may be less discriminating or even outright biased towards volunteers who will be more susceptible to treatment -- both the antidepressant and the placebo form.

"It's hard to see any kind of intentional, outright bias," Mr. Fearnow said.

But even when outright bias doesn't intrude, the problem of interpretation remains.

Most lawyers (like me) simply play their hunches, which are based either on shopworn stereotypes or on outright bias.

The overwhelmingly liberal tilt of university professors has been explained by everything from outright bias to higher I.Q.

But for blacks and Latinos, he said, it was difficult not to attribute the wage gap to outright bias.

Civilian review boards whether from lack of money, lack of political will, incompetence or outright bias in favour of the police fail to investigate or pursue many complaints.

Feinstein's oddly worded phrase that "the dogma lives loudly" became an instant meme among some Catholics, who said it showed outright bias, and they put it on coffee mugs and T-shirts as a sign of pride.

In their open letter to the Academy, the members wrote: "We'd like to know how such tasteless and offensive skits could have happened and what process you have in place to preclude such unconscious or outright bias and racism toward any group in future Oscars telecasts".