Sentence examples for insufficiently represented from inspiring English sources

Many governments, companies and civil society groups, particularly from developing countries, feel that they are insufficiently represented in the Internet governance ecosystem.

The impact of present imbalances is also seen in the premature death of many of the poor, in conflicts sparked by the shortage of resources, and in any number of other problems which are insufficiently represented on global agendas.

In a report issued shortly before the news conference, Mr. Annan said the decisions of the Security Council increasingly "lack legitimacy in the eyes of the developing world, which feels that its views and interests are insufficiently represented among the decision makers".

Secondly, the SOC stocks of shrub forests are insufficiently represented in the current National Inventory Report.

It is argued that these features of scientific discovery are either not or insufficiently represented by traditional logic (Schiller 1917: 236 7).

This list is insufficiently represented on the platform used in GSE4732_p1 with only six genes.

Conventional climate datasets (e.g., PRISM) based on mean maximum temperatures measured at 2 m insufficiently represent the magnitude and variability of maximum temperatures at the ground surface.

Her three-part profile of Hitler, "Führer", which appeared in the New Yorker in early 1936, was thought by some to take the threat he represented insufficiently seriously.

Apparently deciding that Cantor was insufficiently heartless to represent their district, Republicans turned out to the polls to elect David Brat, a man whose political views "border on sociopathy," according to exit-poll responses from voters who supported him.

Schools may represent insufficiently refined geographical units to observe any meaningful variation across SES strata.

Several of these cases represented undiagnosed or insufficiently treated patients with more severe course that necessitated hospitalisation for identification of the causative agent and further treatment.