Sentence examples for over objectivity from inspiring English sources

His account of drawing on his experience (his colleagues did similarly) in preparing debate questions for Dan Quayle in 1988 points to subjectivity's value over objectivity.

In general discussion, we explore the boundary conditions of our findings and the implications of this research for a new way of marketing that emphasizes subjectivity over objectivity and non-comparison over comparison.

The history of science has often been at the crux of key debates in the larger field of history, including debates over objectivity and bias, relativism and the problem of "present-ism". This course explores key questions, methods and debates in the history of science and examines how historians of science have addressed these organizing problems of the historical discipline.

Now there is also a more positive answer to worries over objectivity, based on so-called convergence results (e.g., Blackwell and Dubins 1962 and Gaifman and Snir 1982).

The necessary communication skills, she feels, are quite different from those that journalists must possess, for, in journalism, her impression is that time constraints and the need to make stories "sexy" often take priority over objectivity and a balanced argument.

Non-dual consciousness doesn't celebrate subjectivity over objectivity.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who has spoken out against Donald Trump in the past, now faces an inquiry from US Senate Republicans over whether his company has misled users over its objectivity.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is facing an inquiry from US Senate Republicans over whether his company has misled users over its objectivity following a series of stories in Gizmodo that its news "curators" injected stories into the trending articles section in the top-right corner of its home page.

For some, the Chinese version of Wikipedia was intended as just such a resource, but its tame approach has set off a fierce debate in the world of online mavens over its objectivity and thoroughness.

Probe, which sells its research mainly to telecommunications equipment companies, telephone service providers and manufacturers of information technologies, is one of several companies that are seeking to capitalize on recent worries over the objectivity and quality of the research produced by large Wall Street banks.

There's been endless theorizing over whether objectivity should dominate reporting in the 21st century, but what does the evidence say?