Sentence examples for be representative of society from inspiring English sources

The images are unlikely to be representative of society as a whole, since Instagram users are heavily skewed toward a younger demographic.

Marie-José Nadeau, the first female chair of the World Energy Congress, agrees: "It's so important for boards, whether private or public, to be representative of society.

Assortativity creates scope for misperception, because what agents observe in their local interactions need not be representative of society as a whole.

The government says that its new peers will be representative of society as a whole: the right proportion of men and women, of white, black and brown, of Wrexham supporters and so on.

However, this new assembly will be different in that members have been selected at random, rather like selecting a jury, and the entire group will be representative of society.

It's not supposed to be representative of society.

Update: A Welsh Labour spokesperson said: "Welsh Labour will always work to ensure that candidates are representative of society and the communities in which they seek election.

Lloyd: (10 17:24 PM): Let's see if anybody suggests a draft--the only way to insure that the military is representative of society as a whole.

To maximize the potential for success, Rasmussen said there needed to be a new kind of leadership that is representative of society -- from members of "the next generation" to "an extended version of business" that goes beyond the usual clean-tech companies to include fashion, art and film.

If you ask enough people, and if those people are representative of society – the right proportions of men and women, old people and young people and so on – then you should get an answer that's within two to three percentage points of the final result.

First of all, decision-makers are representatives of society and the economy; they cannot go too far ahead of the parade – unless they are extremely visionary and self-confident leaders.