Sentence examples for much less represented from inspiring English sources

Empirical research in the workplace has been much less represented than in formal education.

In contrast, the country's remoter areas bordering Somalia, South Sudan and Ethiopia are much less represented.

But the report made clear that people from the poorer areas of Bristol felt much less represented than those from the wealthier areas: "These differences between different socio-economic groups suggest that more effort is needed to advance the cause of social inclusion in the democratic governance of the city".

There has been growing interest for CSR of MNEs as 'good corporate citizens' (Kolk and Van Tulder, 2006; Fortanier and Kolk, 2007) particularly in the context of emerging economies (Vives, 2006) as well as developing countries (Luken and Stares, 2005), though the African continent remains much less represented than other regions (Kolk & Lenfant, 2013).

Figure 1B shows that PSD proteins, NMDAR1, NMDAR2, Homer and PSD-95, were enriched in the PSD fractions isolated by Method 1 (D') or by Method 3 (D), while these proteins are much less represented in the fractions SV (V) or PPF (P).

Vigorous and strenuous activities were much less represented.

The Washington media is obsessed with blogging, twittering and talking about itself exclusively to itself -- and really isn't interested in communicating with the country at large, much less representing its opinions, beliefs or aspirations.

How can he properly represent his constituents, much less be a leader in Congress, when he is so out of it that he hasn't found a way to have friends and donors buy the entire Harlem building for him?

The cohort did not include patients from ethnic minorities; these patients are much less commonly represented in care home populations for cultural reasons.

But if we consider lineage common CNSs (CNSs that are commonly found in all members of a group but also might be found in outgroup species [ supplementary fig. S7, Supplementary Material online]), it is clear that the lineage-specific CNSs are much less and represents a small fraction of elements that is likely to be functional in common ancestor.

Illinois authors are somewhat less represented.