Sentence examples for equally well represented from inspiring English sources

In a courtroom, justice requires that both sides be equally well represented.

If Norman proved to be a walking advert for senior golf, then youth golf found itself equally well represented by Chris Wood, who won the silver medal awarded to the highest-placed amateur.

Alexis Mabille, who was a designer at Dior, is equally well represented: a backless black dress with a starched white tuxedo collar; a black wool sheath with a neckline wreathed in a cluster of thick ivory satin bows the size of tea roses; an electric blue opera coat festooned with black crystals, for the avenging disco Romanov.

These various scales of actions are not equally well represented in the ethnographic and archaeological records.

It turns out that the reported experimental response can be equally well represented by a nonisothermal model using several different combinations of mass transfer resistances.

GATA4 E1a-containing transcripts were equally well represented in the rat and human samples (Figure 1B).

The internal states of the machine could represent numbers, but they could equally well represent logic values or letters.

While such missingness could be attributed to chance, it could equally well represent a clinical ascertainment bias related to the genotype in question.

Molluscan groups were well represented.

Ethnic minorities are well represented.

Scientific groups are well represented.