The social scientists conducting that study asked a group of men and women to evaluate a hypothetical CEO who was described as offering opinions as much as possible or as withholding opinions.
But the EU cannot, not at least in anything continuing to resemble a free society, ban people from offering their opinions.
Martinez worked feverishly to attack the credibility of the defense experts, accusing them of having sympathy for Arias and offering biased opinions.
Cerberus is chock-full of former auto industry executives who no doubt will be offering their opinions about how LaSorda should run Chrysler.
As the comment thread in my LightSquared story shows, readers have not been shy about offering their opinions about my reporting skills, impartiality, base level of intelligence or ancestry.
On the other hand, it seems that no matter what period of time you pick you can always find a few charging bulls and snarling bears offering their opinions and forecasts.
Be patient-bad markets happen and the so-called experts are just offering their subjective opinions.
When the case eventually goes to trial, both sides undoubtedly will have well-credentialed experts offering completely opposite opinions on the health risks of corn syrup vs. cane sugar.
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Lord Howarth of Newport, a leading proponent of unitary status for Norwich, said Mr Pickles, who is responsible for local government, had "set out to scare" his civil servants from offering their honest opinions.
But once Scott had posed the question, Spaihts began offering a stream of opinions about what a prequel could look like.
The digital age is evolving quickly, offering both people and businesses a much larger arena to communicate and voice their opinions in real time.
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