Sentence examples for decline in representation from inspiring English sources

Gould noted that this was also a period when labor unions were just beginning to decline in representation, particularly in mass production.

And so, with the reapportionment of the 435 members of the House among the 50 states to reflect the new demographics, New York's delegation will shrink from 31 seats to 29, continuing the state's decline in representation since the high of 45 seats in the 1930's and 40's.

Businesses pitch themselves to Major League Baseball clubs at Winter Meetings in speed rounds Tuesday, December 11, 2018 at Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. Access becomes more challenging in a sport that has seen a decline in representation on the field and fan interest in the African American community.

"This appears as a direct consequence of weakening labour market institutions and a decline in union representation and employee voice in the workplace".

The net result would have been a proportional decline in minority representation and the retention by the incumbents of their seats.

Despite the sharp decline in political representation, which many argue was in any case only for show and did not give women any real power, women seem to have done better than men in the economic transition.

There had been scholarship prior to the study that suggested that there was a decline in Latino representation in mass media, but no actual data had been gathered to support the assertion.

Neotropical migrant species were most negatively impacted and consistently declined in proportional representation on forested plots as residential development densities increased.

According to the sociologists Frank Dobbin and Alexandra Kalev, who have studied the effects of such trainings in approximately 830 U.S. companies over more than a decade, companies implementing compulsory training for managers actually showed a decline in employee minority representation.

Some other Protestant denominational families also have seen a decline in their numerical representation in Congress.

It has been pointed out by modern scholarship that the new role gradually assumed by mosaic must be related to the corresponding decline in interest in three-dimensional representation.