Sentence examples for became more representative from inspiring English sources

They became more representative of the minority composition of the city".

We have an ageing population, isn't it time all the media became more representative?

But what's good for democracy is that newly energised groups mean the voting bloc became more representative of the population at large.

"The more time we spent here and met more amazing people," Cunningham explained, the showroom "became more representative of L.A.-based designers" and less about being vintage-focused.

In general, as venue size increased and the target population attending the venues became more representative of the general public, support weakened.

"My hope is this might make more students politically engaged," she says, "questioning what the NUS is about, what role it plays nowadays, whether it represents them or not – and thinking about how it can become more representative, or whether they even want to have an NUS at all".

As the radius of influence is tightened, results become more representative of the observed data.

But it must also become more representative of the people's will".

Topics will include: How can NHS leadership become more representative of its diverse workforce?

She has also found that, when women direct, all these numbers become more representative.

Did we become, if not fully representative, because we're not there yet, did we become more representative?