Sentence examples for has been unrepresented from inspiring English sources

No one can say any Turk or Kurd has been unrepresented by this vote.

"We've been unrepresented in pop culture," she said.

QUITE a few countries might have been unrepresented in Oslo had Princess Diana's gallant anti-landmines campaign not made it politically awkward for their leaders to stay away.

Doing so would make it the voice of many women who have been unrepresented in the virulent shouting match that the abortion debate has become.

The institute has now announced initiatives aimed at helping blacks and other ethnic and racial groups who have been unrepresented among medical researchers, including a pilot program that will test a grant review process in which all identifying information about the applicant is removed.

Christian says: "There is an increasing desire on the part of a lot of people to look at sections of the population who feel like they have been unrepresented in the history and the culture of our country.

A few less-populated cities were also included from census regions that would otherwise have been unrepresented.

Women aged under 20, and of non-English-speaking background were likely to have been unrepresented in the study.

Oddly, though, the element of Weinergate we both zeroed in on has been largely unrepresented in the news media's coverage.

Historically, the goal of many social movements has been to publicly demonstrate the power, unity, and identity, of an unrepresented group.

At the regional scale, he has been active in the development of downscaling techniques to reduce uncertainty about processes that are crucial to regional climate change, but are unrepresented in global climate models.