Sentence examples for disparity in representation from inspiring English sources
That staggering disparity in representation puts tenants at a stark disadvantage.
Under the new proposal, this disparity in representation would be further exacerbated.
The electoral college is supposed to guarantee that populous states can't dominate an election, but it also sets up a disparity in representation.
It stresses that though the U.S. has had a history of disparity in representation, "our country may currently be at peak levels of both overrepresentation and underrepresentation" of whites and minorities respectively.
Topics will include the influence of money in politics, disparity in political representation of the preferences of the affluent over those of the poor, the implications of political gridlock, and electoral and institutional barriers to reform.
The recent police-involved shooting, combined with a racial disparity in City Council representation (of 51 members, 26 are people of color, though whites are a minority in the city), also prompted a dozen Council members to walk out of a meeting Tuesday and join the protests overrunning the streets of Manhattan.
Gender imbalances: These are disparities in female/male representation in the health workforce.
The disparity in visual field representations was also not explained by differences in behavioral results between the left and right hemifield; no significant differences had been found between visual search in the left and right hemifield, neither in reaction times nor in the accuracy rates.
The lower house of Parliament approved a bill that would sharply reduce the longstanding disparity in the country's proportional representation voting system, which favors rural electoral districts.
Despite the gender pay gap, the disparity in political and board-level representation and horrific rates of gender-based violence, we are starting to see a growing awareness of these issues.
No evidence for over-representation of directional disparity in a list of stem cell genes was obtained, however genes appeared to be more often altered by deletion than by amplification.
