Sentence examples for relatively impartial from inspiring English sources

In the mass-media era local monopolies often had to be relatively impartial to maximise their appeal to readers and advertisers.

Have we really learned nothing from the past?PAUL TEMPLELondonScotland's oilSIR Your normally rigorous and relatively impartial Scottish coverage is undermined in your article, "It's England's oil too" (January 16th).

In another sign that the already squeezed media landscape is set to narrow further, the leading state news agency RIA Novosti, which was known for its relatively impartial coverage of events in Russia, has also been "liquidated" according to Kremlin decree, in changes that will fully come into effect after it has finished covering the Olympics.

Thats as good an indication as any that your reporting so far has been fairly measured and, as a whole, relatively impartial.

Independent journalism reporting the facts and providing relatively impartial analysis has been replaced by shock jocks on either side, looking for any "misstep" to pounce upon and tear apart like a hungry cougar on the Serengeti.

Given that there is often significant opportunity to editorialize in systematic reviews, this conclusion demonstrates that the authors (and the editors of journals) are striving to explore this controversial area in a relatively impartial manner.

For Arendt the capacity to judge is a specifically political ability insofar as it enables individuals to orient themselves in the public realm and to judge the phenomena that are disclosed within it from a standpoint that is relatively detached and impartial.

It would be easiest to build by a company that already has strong brand identity as a relatively trusted and politically impartial repository of personal profiles such as a Google, Facebook, AOL or Yahoo.

Some current members worry that this "trust gap" will become even wider once the EU admits a batch of post-communist countries that are relatively new to the concept of an impartial and apolitical civil service.

When both parties engage in an arbitration process voluntarily, mutually agree on the ground rules, and choose an impartial arbitrator together, they are likely to find arbitration to be relatively inexpensive, fast, and fair.

On the Middle East, he has quietly confronted Binyamin Netanyahu, held firm on Israel meeting its own promises on settlements and, relatively un-noticed, told Israel that it should do as Richard Goldstone says and hold an impartial inquiry into Gaza.