1.   Do they have a bias against women?

2.   As a Foreign Service officer, experienced and greatly respected, Zimmermann has no bias for any party, in Yugoslavia or America.

3.   Based on personal relationships, Powell might be seen as having a bias both for and against the merger.

4.   Adaptec, a major provider of SCSI products, obviously has a bias in that direction, but the paper makes sense.

5.   Admittedly, I have a bias because I have little regard for most of the Republican political leaders who graced the podium.

6.   Critics have frequently said that the exams given by Educational Testing Service had a bias against minorities and women.

7.   Even the process of selecting a jury in death-penalty cases has a bias against the innocent.

8.   He acknowledges that this group and the one in Philadelphia could have regional biases.

9.   He is viewed by analysts as a keen rate-cutter and has a bias for boosting economic growth and jobs.

10.   He seems to have a bias toward European and Japanese vehicles.