Sentence examples for represented not even from inspiring English sources

The number of educational institutions not represented (not even one respondent) was 12 (5.7 % of the educational institutions contacted).

By size, Cyprus's economy represents not even half a percent of the combined output of the 17 euro zone countries.

In Geneva next week, rejected politicians representing not even a minority of the parties in the dispute will pose for cameras while signing an agreement in the benevolent presence of Jimmy Carter.

(It fails to identify the fifth country – Liechtenstein? Pimlico?) A third of the countries represented couldn't even be bothered to send a minister.

Of course, 50 people do not represent America; they do not even represent Pittsburgh.

Meanwhile, it has become clear since the scandal broke that Libor is a problematic benchmark in any case, because a lot of the unsecured interbank lending it is supposed to represent doesn't even occur anymore.

Khurshid Ahmed, the chairman of the British Muslim Forum (BMF), a moderate group, says that women are not even represented on most mosque committees.

However this is far from a fair representation when the overwhelming amount of evidence supports one position over the other (and even more so when one side is not even represented by experts in the field).

Another possibility would be to shrink the college and rotate the jobs among states; but would a country honour instructions from a commission on which it was not even represented?There is no ready answer yet, nor any particular urgency about finding one.

Likewise, karmoisin was not even represented on our array because its expression levels were too low for its transcript to be identified through EST or 454 sequencing.

In fact several species were not even represented in the EST databases such as E. nitens and E. camaldulensis and even for E. globulus and E. urophylla the proportion of sequences used was very limited, less than 2% and 1% respectively.