Sentence examples for give better representation from inspiring English sources
The more conservative wing (led by Francisco Martínez de la Rosa, a dramatist) wished for a more moderate constitution, based on the French Charter of 1814, which would give better representation to the upper classes and would not be totally unacceptable to the king, as was the "prison" of the constitution of 1812.
Therefore, this modification may give better representation for speech.
In a landmark vote in 2014, residents agreed to shift from at-large to district elections for City Council, a move that Latino activists hoped would give better representation at City Hall to underrepresented groups.
That would come only once a more "inclusive" government was formed in Baghdad, giving better representation to Iraq's alienated Sunni minority.
"It was through doing this that I discovered several artisans who I felt could be given better representation locally and abroad," she continued.
Our results illustrate that the multi-objective optimization provides a balanced solution for multivariate responses and gives better representation of streamflow and LAI dynamics.
On the other hand, drastically increasing the horizontal and vertical resolutions with the large-eddy simulation (LES) technique gives better representation of stratocumulus (e.g., Sato et al. 2015).
Second, the interpolation of a continuous ambient surface allows inference about the ambient level in counties that do not contain any PM2.5 monitors, thereby giving better representation to rural counties.
Sometimes they give better odds.
This would give better results.
