Word: one-sidedness
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Mleczko also led the racquetwomen to a one-sided triumph over Tufts blemished only by the defeat of fifth-ranked Becky Miles.
Several members of the academic community have charged this week that an outsiders committee headed by a Harvard professor which helped to prepare a new CIA estimate on long-range Soviet military objectives was one-sided and that therefore the estimate was biased.
Critics of the new report say the outsiders committee was one-sided and that the report is therefore biased. Bernard T. Feld, a professor of Physics at MIT who has been involved in arms control studies for many years, said yesterday he tends to "discount" the CIA estimate because it...
Disillusionment set in as the outcome of the war necessarily fell short of expectations, and indeed as the one-sided nature of the peace required ever greater efforts to maintain it against countries with no stake in the settlement. A tide of isolationist sentiment rose, in which moral proclamations were...
"We're swimming the best we can right now," but she added that because of the "strengths and weaknesses" the team has in different events, the Harvard women do not pile up one-sided victories.