Sentence examples for not better represented from inspiring English sources
Fawzia Bariun, a professor of Arabic at the University of Michigan who declined the education post because she could not leave her family and job in the United States, said that she and others asked Mustapha Abdul Jalil, the leader of the national council, why women were not better represented.
We talk about the preconceptions of eastern European food, and why it isn't better represented.
I think that the lightness, of which Perseus is the hero, could not be better represented than by this gesture of refreshing courtesy toward a being so monstrous and terrifying yet at the same time somehow fragile and perishable.
With so many people relating to this topic, why isn't it better represented in our culture?
So why the hell aren't they better represented in traditional media?
Newsweek quoted a State Department official as saying in 1981, "We could not have been better represented in Yugoslavia during the tense period after Tito's death".
"But we still have a long way to go to ensure that women are better represented, not only at every level in politics, but at every level in society too," she said.
It is the proposal that spacetime is better represented not by the manifold of events alone but by some richer structure, such as the manifold of events in conjunction with metrical properties.
Although the absolute RMS value for H is 2.4 times smaller than the RMS for Z and 2.1 times smaller than the RMS for F, it does not mean that H is better represented than Z or F. These ratios are actually reflections of the fact that the individual components have almost the same relative errors in comparison with their respective values in Southern Africa.
A review of the data shows that even in areas where the pay gap is relatively smaller, this is not necessarily because they are better represented in higher-paying fields where they earn similar wages to men.
However, the native state of a protein is not unique and it is better represented by the ensemble of its conformers in dynamic equilibrium.
