Sentence examples for far better representation from inspiring English sources
Mason points out that children get far better representation in criminal courts than in family courts.
Still, the ambitious "Hotel Cassiopeia" is a far better representation of what Mr. Mee can do than the muddled "Iphigenia 2.0" (which closed on Sunday), the first of three Mee plays the Signature Theater is presenting during his season as its writer in residence.
As Haley Munguia pointed out in 2015 at FiveThirtyEight, in states where affirmative action is banned, far fewer universities have shares of black and Hispanic students equal to those in the general population, while states with affirmative action have far better representation in black and Hispanic enrollment.
They are more diverse, too, with far better representation of women and ethnic minorities.
The apeman coaster would be a far better representation of the Disney film than Adventureland's existing walk-through Tarzan Treehouse, a retheming of the original Swiss Family Treehouse.
Such a culture, including responsa, or legal decisions, handed down in modern times in favor of trans women by orthodox rabbinic scholars, such as Rabbi Eliezer Waldenberg is a far better representation of the Jewish social practice manifest in the phrase tikkun olam, or repairing of the world.
The state deserves far, far better musical representation.
In this vein, and with these caveats, we could then say that, from the data presented so far, a better representation for passive extraocular muscles (Fig. 9) is obtained by connecting in parallel a spring, a damping element, and seven Maxwell elements (a viscous and an elastic element in series).
The upshot is that it would have done far better under proportional representation.
That's why we launched our BFI Diversity Standards – this week welcomed in the government's BBC White Paper – back in September 2014, with a pledge that the projects we fund should offer far better opportunity and representation, both onscreen and behind the camera.
Chair of the Faculty Lotte Bailyn has even gone so far as to encourage better representation from dormitory residents since discussion had been dominated by ILG members.
