Sentence examples for over represent from inspiring English sources

Those 55 and over represent 20.6 percent of the general work force, but 15.8 percent of the advertising industry.

Analysts at AARP have found that "Americans age 50 and over represent about 28percentt of all delinquencies and foreclosures in the current crisis".

The tunnels zoomed through and the buildings flown over represent Beijing in the year 2020, when the Beijing City Master Plan is due to be completed.

Shows like ITV2's Freshers, Fresh Meat, Skins and Channel 4's latest documentary The Secret Life of Students continually over represent the same image of students; as drunken, rowdy and irresponsible in their sex lives.

Patients aged 65 and over represent 65%% of all admissions to intensive care during this period.

(2009) truncate the data in 20 employees, as countries with low coverage in their database are very likely to over represent older and larger establishments.

The samples constructed on the basis of quota methods may not be representative of Senegalese migrants in each country (e.g., they might over-represent migrants well-connected to the co-ethnic community).

Moreover, it has tended to over-represent the Alliance at the expense of New Majority.

The electoral system of two-member constituencies tends to over-represent the right; some laws require a supermajority of four-sevenths.

There are reasons to doubt this version of events; but, on its face, it is plausible that an artist's first depiction of her home town would over-represent its flaws, and that her second attempt would overcorrect toward sappiness.

Because our original dataset includes many more left-wing media sources, it may over-represent left-leaning users.