Sentence examples for a lack of representation of from inspiring English sources

The Information Choice Questionnaire (ICQ) was developed to overcome criticisms that there is a lack of representation of high quality informed opinions in studies that investigate public attitudes to carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS).

Sreyashi Dey saw a lack of representation of Indian culture in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

In addition to there being a lack of representation of research from Asian countries, our analysis also revealed that studies exploring science teaching and learning with participants from the Asian Diaspora are also rarely published in these top journals.

It is the objective of this article to identify some of these problems which may include a lack of representation of prominent Islamic schools of thought, incorrect application of Islamic law, or lack of observation on actions conducted by the "Islamic State".

Why is there such a lack of representation of minorities -- both racial and sexual -- in our annual designation of what is sexy?

While Rey action figures are available online and in stores, some customers have argued that there is still a lack of representation of her character on shelves.

While computing and technology jobs are the number one source of new wages in the United States, early and diverse talent pipelines are not being positioned to participate in the sector and it has created a lack of representation for women and people of color in the industry.

Moving online was supposed to liberate women from a lack of representation in other parts of the media.

I started Girls I Rate because I feel there is a lack of representation and recognition of diverse women who have had years of success in the industry but remain uncelebrated.

This anger and fear over a lack of representation, armed or otherwise, of the Sunni community helped Mr Assir build his following.

Asked about the recent suggestion, by supporters of a campaign launched by Lenny Henry, that black people should stop paying the licence fee because of a lack of representation he said the actor, who will guest edit the Today programme over the holidays, was an "extremely powerful, useful voice in making us address this".