Sentence examples for been underrepresented from inspiring English sources
verb
To represent something as being lower or smaller than is true.
Women have long been underrepresented in politics and the professions in Iran.
The great directors Kenji Mizoguchi and Jean-Marie Straub have long been underrepresented on home video.
"I don't mind them bringing in conservative voices that they feel have been underrepresented," he said.
"Yes, we have been underrepresented in people from New York," Mr. Davies said.
"Historically, women's physiology has been underrepresented in the drug development pipeline," he says.
Cities have long been underrepresented in Congress, political scientists have found.
Women have long been underrepresented in the higher reaches of management and in the boardroom.
The group released a study Monday night saying people who were skeptical of President Bush's plans had been underrepresented.
The Labor Department would receive $17 million to help train women for jobs where they have been underrepresented.
Yes, African Americans in particular have been underrepresented and misrepresented throughout the first century of movie history.
Women die from cardiovascular disease at higher rates than men but have historically been underrepresented in clinical trials.
