Sentence examples for representative the views from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is not clear how representative the views of the persons interviewed were of the entire NHRS in each country.

Secondly, we were unable to verify how representative the views expressed in the forum are of wider constituencies, and whether there are important groups whose views are entirely absent.

First, although both university hospitals are viewed as representative, the survey cannot wholly reflect the view of all doctors in both countries.

All I will say is I didn't think the audience was representative of the views of British people.

Individual racist incidents, or indeed a compilation of them, while upsetting and deplorable, cannot be regarded as representative of the views of the general population.

However, because it is voluntary, and therefore the audience is self-selected, it is not necessarily representative of the views of the global population.

The report says that a change to the single transferable vote system (STV) would produce a council more representative of the views of Burnley people.

Will C. Inboden, an expert on foreign policy and religion who teaches at the University of Texas at Austin, said that these few prominent Christians were not representative of the views of most American evangelicals.

But Mr. McMahon campaigned on the theme that he was more moderate on a number of issues than Mr. Harrison, and, therefore, more representative of the views of most residents of the moderate- to conservative-leaning 13th Congressional District.

A spokeswoman for Twin River, Patti Doyle, said such complaints were isolated and not representative of the views of the broader town of bucolic Lincoln, a 20,000-resident burg 15 miles north of Providence.

It by no means is representative of the views of general population.