Sentence examples for scant representation of from inspiring English sources

That his new Sunderland team crumbled so meekly at the hands of Swansea is scant representation of his ability.

Recently, Congressman James Clyburn appeared on my radio program The Tavis Smiley Show from PRI and was asked about the scant representation of people of color and women on the congressional super committee.

Fans of classical music and jazz consistently bemoan the scant representation of those genres on the telecast, while some of the youngest fans gripe about any performers whose music hasn't been ubiquitous on YouTube or Top 40 radio.

Harvard president Lawrence Summers's recent suggestion that lower innate ability may explain women's conspicuously scant representation in the upper reaches of academic science made headlines around the world.

But given that one in 20 children in the UK have a disability, this is pretty scant representation.

In January, parties competed on a single national list; since most Sunni Arabs boycotted the ballot, they ended up with scant representation.

"But for so great a cricketing county you might think only three MCC presidents a rather scant representation".

Despite this significant presence, the diaspora's voices are missing from British politics, art and culture, and there is scant positive representation of Somalis in the media.

"It was a representation of everything".

There's no representation of the players".

Representation of women has increased somewhat.