Sentence examples for representative of the mix from inspiring English sources

"That's just not the right thing for American democracy, to have two states that aren't that demographically representative of the mix of people in the United States of America to essentially make those decisions," Mr. Rendell said.

This intergenerational exchange leading to enjoyment, helping others and child development in an environment which could be representative of the mix of generations associated with community life.

Ra is representative of the mixing and mass effects induced by the pure dilution.

The pool of admitted students must also be representative of the racial mix in the local population.

While the analyses do in some ways provide pretty grim reading, they refer to those who have appeared in court so far, and are not necessarily representative of the social mix actually involved in the disturbances.

Responders to the survey were more likely to be affluent, older, and in the White ethnic group, although the proportion of survey respondents in the White and non-White ethnic groups was broadly representative of the ethnic mix of oncology patients in England (National Cancer Intelligence Network, 2009).

At the patient level, the Belgian sample was representative of the ICU case mix since all reported NI infections and a random sample of reported negative charts were reviewed.

Although South Carolina is not especially representative of the ethnic and ideological mix in the rest of the country, its primary election offers a fascinating snapshot of what could become larger trends this year.

And the Royal Ulster Constabulary, which many Catholics believe embodied harsh Protestant domination of their people, is being demilitarized, down-sized and made more representative of the province's population mix.

Furthermore, the DIAD cohort was representative of the North American population mix that received aggressive primary cardiac prevention.

Also making use of the Rabelais analogy, literary chronicler Gabriela Ursachi found another analogy in local letters: Ion Budai-Deleanu, an early 19th-century representative of the Transylvanian School, whose style mixes erudite playfulness with popular tastes.