Sentence examples for insufficient representation from inspiring English sources

But, just as often, we feel anger and shame about rising inequality, insufficient representation, corruption.

The example of Good's case added to criticism of arbitrary presidentialism, reinforced by the ongoing critique of insufficient representation of ethnic minorities and their languages in education, broadcasting, and the advisory House of Chiefs.

Upon Bradley's retirement two decades later, political power in City Hall became diffused, and citizens, especially those living in outlying areas, complained increasingly about bureaucratic red tape, inadequate city services, and insufficient representation on the city council.

Over and over I saw the insufficient representation of Broadway stage actors in the digital space.

According to scores of briefing notes obtained from the Department of Foreign Affairs, the government has feared that the SNC has insufficient representation from minority groups, that it hasn't done enough to denounce radical elements in the anti-Assad coalition, and that it lacks the backing of most of the Syrian population.

Our low estimate could be due to insufficient representation of rye repeats in databases that were used in our analyses.

Simple branching models are insufficient representations of the origins of the Seminole, which entailed two distinct phases--each protracted--of ethnogenetic separation and merger.

A common criticism of informational semantics holds that mere causal covariation is insufficient for representation, since information (in the causal sense) is by definition always veridical while representations can misrepresent.

Complaints from detainees and their lawyers about BTC focus on claims of substandard medical care, prolonged stays, detainees' depression, unappetizing food and insufficient legal representation.

When the fingers touched on the two hands were not the same ("partial homology" and "no homology" trials), sensory representations are insufficient, and body structural representations must be used.

Among the various imaging procedures, the formerly popular X-ray techniques have lost much of their importance due to the insufficient or nonexistent representation of the soft tissues in and around the TMJ and the resulting limited validity of the resulting images.