Sentence examples for much underrepresented from inspiring English sources

The households in the poorest wealth quintile, however, were much underrepresented.

Nonetheless, as children moving towards the higher educational ladder, girls are much underrepresented.

"The data shows that blue-collar workers are pretty strongly over-represented among the unemployed and that white-collar workers are pretty much underrepresented," said Mark K. Levitan, a senior policy analyst at the Community Service Society and author of the study, "A Portrait of Inequality: Unemployment and Joblessness in New York City, 2002".

While campaigning, Gin said, "it became very clear to me that Asian Americans are very much underrepresented in so much of L.A. County".

Interest in fields such as ecology, in which UR students are very much underrepresented (Holland et al., 1992), can be stimulated when science is shown to be integrative and interdisciplinary.

Since women make up 51percentt of the world's population, these figures illustrate just how much women are underrepresented.

As a woman of color, I still feel a good amount of apathy since my experiences and identity are still very much lost and underrepresented.

The figures at the University of California at Los Angeles were much the same, with underrepresented minorities down 1,449 next fall from 2,010 in 1997.

There is no shortage of talent in this country, but much of it is underrepresented on our stages; when an actor of David Harewood's stature is encouraging young black performers to build their careers in the States, we should pay attention.

Although CpG is usually underrepresented in much of the genome, short (500 2000 bp long) CpG regions, designated CpG islands (CGI), are predominantly located in the proximal promoter regions of almost 50% of the mammalian genes.

But the record of the last year provides little evidence that a political system that increasingly rewards extremes and leaves the center feeling underrepresented will have much incentive to attack complicated problems in an ambitious and appropriately nuanced way.