0 past simple and past participle of bias
In these days few are so biassed by party or sectarian bitterness as to grudge an epitaph to virtue and calamity in times gone by.
The paper was notorious for biassed reporting.
With the measurement of 'knowledge', for instance, the mixture of recall type knowledge questions with recognition type questions seems very likely to have biassed their results systematically.
The argument ad hominem is always dangerous, is generally fallacious, and is very often biassed.
Women are never selected on equal terms with men, because the selectors are usually men, and they are invariably biassed.
At best, he said, the information they received was biassed and, at worst, unreliable.
They would never think of exercising that power on the mere information of some possibly biassed or possibly jealous competitors in this country.
Everyone except a biassed political animal in elec- tion year recognises this.
