Sentence examples for are barely represented from inspiring English sources

Although there are numerous opposition parties, they are barely represented in parliament.

The assembly will provide a national forum for anti-austerity views which, while increasingly popular, are barely represented in parliament.

They probably make up more than 40% of the population but are barely represented in the bureaucracy, army or police and their "Nepaliness" is constantly questioned.

The interests of many of those who do not vote (50% in presidential elections, more in congressional contests) are barely represented, he argued, in the process of government decision-making.

But like many basketball lifers who see only black and white, Issel could do well to stay away from derogatory remarks about other ethnic groups who are barely represented in the N.B.A.

College radio stations, along with public radio stations, are also the last bastion of more venerable styles, like blues and jazz, and an outlet for world music, although those are barely represented at the marathon.

Solidarity is barely represented in today's parliament.

But the rest of Africa is barely represented".

Officials at Sotheby's and Christie's said there were buyers from Russia and Asia — parts of the world that were barely represented six months ago — as well as the United States.

I didn't know it at the time, but back then there were only two female ambassadors, and women were barely represented at the most senior levels of the organisation.

Jean-Marie Le Pen and his National Front have long been marginalized by France's main parties and news media, with the country's complex two-round voting system insuring that the National Front is barely represented in Parliament.