Sentence examples for overwhelmingly biased from inspiring English sources

The media, meanwhile, and this can't be repeated often enough, is overwhelmingly biased towards producing exciting political races.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph in May, Johnson said he had "just fought a campaign in which I sometimes felt that my chief opponent was the local BBC news" adding that "the prevailing view of Beeb newsrooms is, with honourable exceptions, statist, corporatist, defeatist, anti-business, Europhile and, above all, overwhelmingly biased to the left".

As a consequence, Channel 4's audience during this slot was "overwhelmingly biased towards a rump of heavy-viewing 55-plus women" - not the elusive young viewers the station hoped to attract when it poached the king and queen of ITV.

Although, in theory, these reviewers could write their true opinion on the product – positive or negative – these incentivized reviews have tended to be overwhelmingly biased in favor of the product being rated.

That type of attitude has been represented in recent deals, which have been "overwhelmingly biased toward companies under $2 billion in market cap," writes Citigroup small/midcap equity strategist Lori Calvasina.

This time let's explore the possibility of evolving beyond a narrative that is overwhelmingly biased toward the masculine archetypes of the Hero/Savior.

However, national (or domestic) justice proved itself to be overwhelmingly corrupt, biased, incompetent, and inadequate.

That makes Mr. Hannity the ultimate product of the Fox News Channel that Roger Ailes envisioned when he founded it with Rupert Murdoch 20 years ago, as a defiant answer to what they described as an overwhelmingly liberal mainstream news media that was biased against Republicans.

The male-biased sex ratios were overwhelmingly observed in the West and the female biased sex ratios in the Central populations (Figures 1 and 2).

One of these problems is that blacks overwhelmingly feel that the criminal-justice system is biased against them.

But Judge Lippman said the five judges -- all elected Democrats from Manhattan -- were not biased and called complaints of favoritism silly, given the overwhelmingly Democratic makeup of Manhattan judges.