Sentence examples for more representative cross section from inspiring English sources

Those voters would be a more representative cross section of America than the icy precincts of Iowa and New Hampshire.

Add in any of the three largest cities around him, and level the voter demographics out to a more representative cross section of Ohio voters, and it is highly unlikely that Boehner would have survived the 2012 election cycle.

The report wonders why we persist in looking at a few outrider women at the top of the professional ladder instead of analyzing the fate of a more representative cross-section of women.

And look closely at who actually sits in the Lords: since the hereditaries were largely ejected in 1999, it's become a more representative cross-section of the electorate – and the share of the votes cast – than the Commons, and more ethnically diverse.

Voters are restricted to casting votes in their districts, so drawing more minorities makes a more representative cross-section of a district.

Although results do not justify immediate use in ICU sleep research, they do warrant further development and testing in a more representative cross-section of the general ICU population.

As the only major supermarket for miles around, Bashas' offers a fairly representative cross section of the population on the reservation.

Below is my translation of a representative cross section of this new agitprop, taken from recent issues of the party daily, Rodong Sinmun, and some monthly magazines.

We selected a "representative" cross section from a previous study (Scheerlinck et al. 2006).

The eight US institutions formed a representative cross section of providers in the USA.

Twenty-three staff were interviewed, comprising a self-selected but representative cross section of the workforce.