Sentence examples for bigger representation from inspiring English sources

In some other states, the electorate will be restricted to registered Democrats, and there will be a much bigger representation of non-whites who, inon-whites whoe, went to ClintoNew Hampshirents, according to the exit poll.

One person who helped organize the conference described the showdown as a "big and serious split among the big parties," with religious Islamic parties doggedly insisting on bigger representation than secular Sunnis and Kurds were willing to give.

But, as a result of Sunday's vote, his party looks as if it will have a bigger representation in the moderate left Socialists and Democrats group of the European Parliament than even the once-mighty German SPD.

The Big 12 has the biggest representation in the tournament field, with seven teams.

Country members have their biggest representation in the NSW parliament, and their priorities tend to diverge from the inner-city folk at times.

But as fate would have it, the two clubs with reportedly the biggest representation on the banned list of supporters met as Western Sydney Wanderers hosted Melbourne Victory.

"We had fantastic female athletes, Jessica Ennis, Ellie Simmonds etc. but the biggest representation of women in The Sun during the Olympics was still half-naked women," said Le Carpentier, 21. "We're part of a society that is trying to empower the next generation of women.

Badminton will have the islands' biggest representation of athletes at the Games.

Big and medium-size companies are the backbone of the economy and should get a big representation in your portfolio.

Wales, who won back-to-back Six Nations titles for the first time since 1979 after following up their Grand Slam of 2012, could have their biggest representation in a Lions squad since 1977, when 16 players were picked in a 30-man squad.

Some may even see the world's biggest ever representation of a shisha pipe and call it the Hubble Bubble.