Sentence examples for are inadequately represented from inspiring English sources

"The South and the West," he writes, "are inadequately represented in this collection, not because the areas were lacking in murders, but because frontier conditions were not propitious to the printing of early trials".

Liberal feminists hold that the conditions under which women live lack legitimacy because women are inadequately represented in these processes.

They hold also that women's needs and interests are insufficiently reflected in the basic conditions under which they live, and that those conditions lack legitimacy because women are inadequately represented in the processes of democratic self-determination.

If molecular biology or other biological fields are inadequately represented as consisting of a clearly delineated theory reconstructed as a set of statements in a formal language, then an account of reduction that presupposes this construal of scientific theories is problematic.

"People with diseases of immune dysregulation face a host of challenges which are inadequately represented in the established medical climate," Worm Therapy's website states.

Under-coverage occurs when some members of the population are inadequately represented in the sample.

But on Thursday, the United States Court of Appeals in Manhattan said that the merchants had been "inadequately" represented when the settlement was reached.

Patterson was inadequately represented at trial, with her defense attorney at the time telling the Guardian that his handling of the case was in his view the lowest point of his career as a lawyer.

Six agricultural landscapes were inadequately represented in the current conservation network.

The one area of susceptibility that is inadequately represented in the original MOVE framework is the historical considerations.

The children subgroup (below 15 years) was inadequately represented as part of MGCY in WCDRR with only four applicants in comparison to 727 applicants representing the youth subgroup.