Sentence examples for inadequately represented from inspiring English sources
But on Thursday, the United States Court of Appeals in Manhattan said that the merchants had been "inadequately" represented when the settlement was reached.
Patterson was inadequately represented at trial, with her defense attorney at the time telling the Guardian that his handling of the case was in his view the lowest point of his career as a lawyer.
"The South and the West," he writes, "are inadequately represented in this collection, not because the areas were lacking in murders, but because frontier conditions were not propitious to the printing of early trials".
Conventional wisdom suggests that the market already aligns the interests of a company's owners — its shareholders — and the managers who theoretically work for them: shareholders elect directors to govern management on their behalf, and shareholders who feel inadequately represented can effect change, either directly (by electing new directors) or indirectly (by selling their shares).
Potential amplification effects, time delays and path dependency of climate policies are also inadequately represented.
Six agricultural landscapes were inadequately represented in the current conservation network.
Moore studied the KP model and raised a concern that it inadequately represents the real situations [13].
Since input parameters inadequately represent the executional behavior of the GPU, execution metrics are formulated as functions of the input parameters to represent the behavior.
Environmental accounting methods themselves often ignore or inadequately represent large but highly uncertain environmental costs and costs conditioned by specific prior events.
But the product of such work is open to criticism, either on the grounds that it does not conform to already current usage, or that it inadequately represents the archetypes that it is supposed to copy in the world.
It is also possible that issues concerning photo-quality may bias assessments through time, and that the limited sample of the permanent monitoring network may inadequately represent change at regional scales.
