Sentence examples for more underrepresented from inspiring English sources

Her appointment comes at a time when women are more underrepresented as artistic directors in British theatres than at any point in the past 20 years.

On that subject, though:At the moment, numbers-wise, blacks are only a little more underrepresented in governorships than women are.

Among this élite of the élite, women are even more underrepresented than they are in the top one per cent, but, here too, a big change has taken place.

The cause of black firefighters would not seem nearly so urgent if they were merely one more underrepresented group seeking proportionality, rather than participants in a century-long fight against segregation and discrimination.

I attended a meeting of college department heads some years ago in which I, among other campus leaders, was urged by a dean to recruit faculty members from more "underrepresented groups".

And minorities are even more underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.

It was an unnecessary dump on an even more chronically underrepresented ethnic group, and plenty of people did take to their phones to point that out.

With the possible exception of Spain, many Latin countries don't get their due as generators of film; Mexico is more painfully underrepresented than it deserves to be, and there's not much talk of the film cultures of Costa Rica or Puerto Rico, either.

More broadly, underrepresented minorities (URMs) comprised just 6.5% of the NSF-funded investigators (National Academy of Sciences, 2011).

Binding sites for several TFs are significantly enriched (or, more infrequently, underrepresented) in each of the different gene expression clusters.

[H5]:  Giving more weight to underrepresented regions helps.