Sentence examples for claim to be representative from inspiring English sources

The Twittersphere cannot claim to be representative of the general population; but it does allow us to capture in-the-moment reaction, and give us insight into a set of uncensored attitudes.

Can a politician really claim to be representative when they self-admittedly didn't watch a single solitary episode of Australian Idol's beloved, nationhood-forming first series?

This was a small sample that cannot claim to be representative of the entire state.

This study aims to contribute to the methods and substantive literature on integrating research and evidence into decisions in the health sector, and does not claim to be representative of any region or of the developing world.

Purposive sampling was employed for the interviews to ensure diversity in country of origin, age and time in the UK, although the qualitative sample does not claim to be representative.

The results, however, do not claim to be representative of health workers from other African countries and continued qualitative research needs to be done in order to understand health worker migration in a broader sense.

The report highlights nine "of our most serious cases" to illustrate the issues; these are not claimed to be representative, but are held to be indicative "that this is an area that needs attention".

We have never claimed to be "representative of the British Jewish community," not least because we see Jews in Britain as constituting a multifaceted rather than a monolithic community.

While not claiming to be representative, the results provide initial insights in parental views on AOM and its treatment.

This is obtained by using a formula to produce a value that is claimed to be representative of the tissue pH in the gastric mucosa.

Given the sampling procedures as well as the small sample size, quantitative statements are not claimed to be representative for the entire health workforce of a country.