Sentence examples for skewed debate from inspiring English sources

The Human Rights Act has taken a bashing from the outset, but I think our work promoting human rights has provided much needed balance in what was a skewed debate.

Because science never stops, neither can this most culturally-skewed of debates.

Instead of focusing on new legislation to ban a broad spectrum of dogs based on their appearance and using skewed and highly debated "statistics," why don't we look at better funding for animal cruelty investigators and humane societies?

Few eyebrows should be raised at such statements of the obvious, and, if they are, it says something about the skewed nature of the debate that has developed around the government's legal aid reforms.

Throughout the recent debate over skewed (and unskewed) polls, the standard has become to sidestep analyzing any individual result in favor of the aggregate.

The problem is that the terms of the debate are so skewed as to make it completely pointless.

Our ongoing debates about immigration and asylum debate are seen through skewed lenses of prejudice against colour, class and creed.

Who knows, it might even force us to engage in a larger debate about our seriously skewed tax system, which overwhelmingly now favors wealth over work.

The debate, he said, "has been skewed and totally one-sided," because the news media, Congress and pundits have been "preoccupied with possible, speculative environmental disasters".

Even so, Americans tuning in to their news networks saw a debate that was far more skewed in favor of the pro-strike view than the debate happening off-screen.

But even so, Monday night's American presidential debate on foreign policy presented a skewed vision of the world, even one defined by American national interests.