Sentence examples for not being representative from inspiring English sources

Without young people as trustees, charity boards risk lacking diversity and not being representative of beneficiaries.

Council members were chosen by Abbott, and had been criticised for not being representative of the wider Indigenous community.

Another benefit of using family-based data is that it is robust to population stratification, and therefore the concerns of the control group not being representative of the case group is minimized.

He went on to say, "Something's gone wrong, we're not being representative enough in our culture of different races and that really does need to step up a pace.

Despite it has been criticized for not being representative of how humans actually move, it is still largely used in many studies [8 13].

Those two case studies were identified as examples of a local and a global food system, thus not being representative for neither the huge internal variability of both local and global supply-chains, nor of food systems with intermediate characteristics.

Results among subgroups may not be representative or reliable.

Any one race may or may not be representative.

Certainly, Ms. Uttech's experience may not be representative.

However, as trial populations are selected, results may not be representative for the real-world population.

Most of this research reflects single institution experiences that may not be representative of the population.