Sentence examples for dearth of representative from inspiring English sources
It's hard to swallow that France and the rest of the international community are truly concerned that the people of Niger might suffer from a sudden and ghastly dearth of representative government, considering Niger doesn't quite have the track record as some paragon of democracy.
However, there is dearth of representative data on the prevalence and determinants of CKD from South Asian countries including Pakistan.
Young complained about the dearth of representatives of those institutions in the Administration, saying, "They just don't understand H.B.C.U.s".
Immediately after the earthquake, there was no dearth of representatives of NGOs, charities and other doers of good, to describe the situation or estimate the extent of casualties.
At local, state, and national levels, the dearth of representatives from working-class backgrounds, Carnes shows, has bent public policies toward the interests of business and the well-to-do.
The dearth of nationally representative dietary assessment studies continues to severely constrain the nutrition evidence base and throttle the pace of global progress in improving nutrition.
While some researchers have argued that such short sampling periods capture one or more typical day(s) [ 9], there remains a dearth of formal evidence for the representative character of short sampling periods, and the effects of limited sampling periods on the quality of subsequent simulation outcomes have not been explored.
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The evidence from the literature search in Fig. 3 is representative of most databases and a signpost to the dearth of cross-country SME research in Nigeria and sub-Saharan Africa.
In rebuttal, the VIPB points to its collective experience as representatives for vaccine-injured parties and to the dearth of examples where applicants decide to opt out of the Vaccine Court system and pursue their case in civil court.
There is currently a dearth of studies exploring the prevalence of physical activity counseling and its correlates in representative samples of primary care providers from low and middle income countries such as Brazil.
