Sentence examples for much representation from inspiring English sources

"Even now we have so much representation of big black candidates," she said.

To Madison and Hamilton, the idea that one citizen should have twelve times as much representation in the Senate as another citizen, simply because they lived in different places, was self-evidently offensive and absurd.

It may have violated the principle of one person one vote by giving sparsely populated Staten Island as much representation as Brooklyn (fourth-largest city in America, remember?), but at least it never directed millions of dollars to fictitious community groups, à la today's City Council.

"Membership in the transitional national council and the new government is a right guaranteed to all of us," he added, and the council decided long ago to reserve as much representation for residents of Qaddafi strongholds as for the most rebellious towns.

The study demonstrates how important strong female leads are, and how much representation truly matters.

So I think those are both reasons why we don't see as much representation as we'd like.

'I remember when I first saw pictures of the Chauvet drawings, I was convinced that the animals depicted were not so much representations of animals as the appearance of animals from within the rock.

While much legal representation in New York immigration courts is shoddy, the report found that many immigrants do not have representation at all.

Finally, we show that these wavelets have a much sparser representation of discontinuous functions as compared to tensor product wavelets, which allows for a more compact and efficient representation.

Representation of Ac/Ds transposons was skewed between potato and tomato (0.13% vs 0.05%), which was attributable to a much higher representation of Ac/Ds elements in the potato HindIII library compared to the tomato HindIII library (Additional Data File 4).

So much for representation.