Sentence examples for has a strong representation from inspiring English sources
The probability group has a strong representation in stochastic processes and theoretical Mathematical Finance, and has some overlap with the geometric analysis group.
Since we are trading names and numbers, as it were, Channel 4 also has a strong representation of women presenters, including Cathy Newman, obviously, who has recently joined Channel 4 News.
That is not the case, however, with the Publicis-Cordiant deal because Zenith handles United States media accounts with an estimated $4 billion in billings, almost half its $9.8 billion total, and Optimedia has a strong representation in this country after acquisitions of media agencies like DeWitt Media.
"I became very involved with many negotiations," Brackett explains, "and because the NWT had a strong representation at the IUCN, this gave me the opportunity to see the problem in an international context".
The Americas have a strong representation as they take up half of the final places, and the odds are still against a team from Europe defying history and winning here in South America.
The site's primarily female user base has always had a strong representation of teenagers and young women, but in recent months Lee and Sadri tell me that Polyvore has grown so that now 25percentt of its users are in the 35 to 54 age range.
Further, purposive recruitment ensured the sample had a strong representation of women who had given birth in Afghanistan to enable comparisons to be drawn with the Australian context.
"Also, a good number of sports teams are composed of women, and some sports teams have a stronger representation of members of minority groups," Spenner added.
Second, it could be that number magnitudes up to 4 have a stronger representation, because these quantities are understood from infancy [ 38- 40] in what Feigenson et al. [ 15] describes as the small number system.
Arts Council England has a strong interest in representation too.
