Sentence examples for roughly equal representation from inspiring English sources

In terms of seats in the House of Commons, the discrepancy between the actual result and the final pollsters' projections, many of which showed the Conservative and Labour Parties gaining roughly equal representation, was huge.

Recruitment sought roughly equal representation within each group by literacy (low versus high).

Groups had between nine and 11 participants with roughly equal representation of the sexes.

Males and females, and workers from the two districts, had roughly equal representation at close to 50% each.

Pauci-immune GN (PICG) has a predilection for whites compared to blacks, with roughly equal representation in men and women [ 1].

Co-staining of both CXCR4 and CD26 revealed roughly equal representation of CXCR4+/CD26−, CXCR4−/CD26+, and CXCR4+/CD26+ populations, with a majority (~70 %) of cells staining CXCR4−/CD26−.

Is not democracy intrinsically concerned about equal representation?

This is not about wanting literal numbers for equal representation - though it's that too.

Does it, as some have suggested, need to be equal representation?

Australia's population of nearly 18 million would give it a representation in the lower house of Congress roughly equal to New York State's.

Single member district representation returns single representatives of geographically defined areas containing roughly equal populations to the legislature and is present most prominently in the United States and the United Kingdom.