Sentence examples for quite representative of from inspiring English sources

However, we included three large regions (from North, Centre, and South of Italy, which represent almost 1/3 of the Italian child population) which are quite representative of the differences in socio-economic status found in Italy.

I think that's quite representative of what happens in the Muslim community all the time.

But in another way, Mr. Moriarty seems quite representative of New Hampshire voters.

Such a description is quite representative of a drawing made in the garden of a Mr. John Fraser in 1803.

"The first corner is quite representative of this as the driver accelerates as the track goes uphill.

She said: "It's an experience, but ultimately it's quite representative of what we've seen on election night across Scotland.

The investigated study sample was quite representative to Spanish general population of unemployed in terms of gender.

Overall, this set of 11 articles provides a global and quite representative picture of a range of topics of interest to researchers, planners, policymakers and the international community.

The day hospital part of the step-down program was quite representative for short-term day hospitals in Norway [ 11].

However our patients population is prospectively studied on a consecutive basis and might be a quite representative sample of real-world clinical practice outside clinical trials.

Results of benchmarks using real workloads are normally quite representative.