Sentence examples for rather biased from inspiring English sources

The former judge, who has practiced law since 1958, told the court: "She [Ms Ny] has a rather biased view against men in her treatment of sex offences.

Brita Sundberg Weitman, a Swedish judge who retired in the 1970s, said the Swedish prosecutor who signed the extradition warrant, Marianne Ny, "has a rather biased view against men in the treatment of sexual offenses," and that Mr. Assange would face a hostile reception in Sweden.

Mrs Sundberg-Weitman, who was flown to London by Assange's legal team to give evidence supporting their argument, said she could not understand the "attitude" of Miss Ny, a specialist rape prosecutor, and accused her of having a "rather biased view against men".

Huygens made detailed and rather biased criticisms of it.

"At the moment … nobody is going in there and saying: 'Why are you using that evidence, that is rather out of date, or that is rather biased.'".

Despite some rather biased estimations of population parameters with FOCEI, there was no bias in the estimation of β.

In the present study, divorce rate was significantly higher when the sex-ratio was experimentally male-biased rather than female-biased.

Rather, male-biased orphans are more likely to be retained.

Using a keyword based article selection has the risk of generating a rather narrow or biased dataset, especially when the aim is named entity recognition.

I learned later that for the vast majority of people incarcerated for drug-related crimes, the consequences of drug use do not reflect individual choice, but rather the racially biased system that disproportionately stigmatizes, convicts and incarcerates low-income drug offenders of color.

It is, however, most likely that this discrepancy primarily reflects a true difference rather than a biased detection in the species-specific repeat content, since all human GUSB introns are longer than their porcine counterparts and should therefore contain more SINE repeats.