Sentence examples for proportionately represented from inspiring English sources

This ethnic diversity is not proportionately represented through the NHS hierarchy.

Tibetans were surprisingly the most proportionately represented ethnic group working on the Human Genome Project.

White students, at 63percentt of graduates, and Hispanics, at 15percentt, were nearly proportionately represented in the A.P. population.

To return to our maths problem: according to the University and College Union we may have to wait 38.8 years for women and 15.8 years for BME staff to be proportionately represented among the professoriate.

If Asian-Americans are not proportionately represented within the ranks, then other Americans will believe Asian-Americans are not doing enough for the country and hence are not American enough.

Often, said Pearson, minorities are not proportionately represented on the research track in industry; many are shuffled into community relations and educational outreach, positions where they will be visible to the public, but from which it is difficult to climb the corporate ranks.

The final rule written into the bill requires the islands to be "displayed in a manner that accurately and proportionately represents their geographical location in relation to the rest of Scotland" in any documents published by Scottish public authorities.

From each selected school, two classes each from grades 10 and 11, and one class from grade 12 were randomly selected, in order to proportionately represent the number of classes in each grade.

Briefly, the data were drawn based on eight stratification variables (i.e., gender, age, occupation, residential area, types of health insurance, level of premium, mortality and regular health check-up) to proportionately represent 2% of the Korean population and included a variety of information on medical records and laboratory tests.

Until tomorrow, it will be unclear whether youth turnout -- or the turnout of any group -- rose or fell, but young people were proportionately well represented in the 2012 electorate".

(Proportional representation in the modern sense, with voters' preferences represented proportionately within a given jurisdiction, had not yet been invented. If it had been, though, H. and M. would probably have advocated it).