Sentence examples for more representation than from inspiring English sources

"In my day, in these circumstances," said one of them, "those youths would have had more representation than you could conceivably get in Congress".

The extraordinary implication is that Scottish Labour would be left with no more representation than the Scottish Tories, who have been semi-extinct at Westminster since 1997.

It is also ridiculous that Congress would right this obvious injustice to Washingtonians only if it could also give people in Utah a little more representation than they deserve.

The massive computing company likes to boast that its 350,000-plus employees use around 10,000 internal blog and 15,000 wikis, and have more representation than any company on social networking sites such as LinkedIn and Facebook.

Even in 2017, when same-sex marriage is legal and LGBT people have more representation than ever in important fields, the closet can make its inhabitants contort in all sorts of ways.

The Parlement de Paris recommended that the Estates should be the same as they were at the last assembly, in 1614 (this would mean that the clergy and nobility would have more representation than the Third Estate).

Also, sparsely populated (mostly rural) states have more representation per voter than those with higher populations.

The photograph is no more representation of truth than the human eye.

The jaunt was halfway over and the Braves, the Rangers, the Devils and the Grizzlies all had more representation at the Stadium than the Mets.

As a consequence, people living in rural (whiter) states have 341percentt more representation in the Senate than people living in urban states.

In practical terms, individuals living in whiter, rural states have 50percentt more representation in presidential elections than people living in urban states.