Sentence examples for long underrepresented from inspiring English sources

To make an issue of age is to draw attention to the fact that you have for so long underrepresented it".

Parade organizers this year, which is the 60th anniversary of the founding of the State of Israel, have for the first time tried to reach out to Israelis and other Jewish communities long underrepresented, including Russian immigrants.

The show, bombastically titled "Meta-Monumental Garage Sale," is part of the museum's embrace of performance — broadly defined — in recent years and another signal that it is trying to address criticism that it has too long underrepresented women in its story of art made over the last century and a half.

Prospective follow-up studies cannot follow all patients until death hence leaving patients living the longest underrepresented [ 23, 51].

Women have long been underrepresented in politics and the professions in Iran.

The great directors Kenji Mizoguchi and Jean-Marie Straub have long been underrepresented on home video.

Cities have long been underrepresented in Congress, political scientists have found.

Women have long been underrepresented in the higher reaches of management and in the boardroom.

Godard's later films, which are in many ways superior to those of the sixties, have long been underrepresented on home video, but Lions Gate has packaged four important ones ("Passion," from 1982; "First Name: Carmen," from 1983; "Detective," from 1985; and "Hélas Pour Moi," from 1993) in a three-disk set.

While the Web today is chock full of creative expression of every stripe, and digital media has given voice to a whole new class of amateur creatives, be they musicians, artists, or photographers, creative professionals on the other hand have long been underrepresented in the digital world.

Women have long been underrepresented in the film industry, particularly as directors, producers, writers, editors, cinematographers and other roles behind the camera.