Sentence examples for scarcely representative from inspiring English sources
But again, the fact that theories and hypotheses in the book are scarcely representative of the scientific community and literature is surprisingly omitted.
The self-selection bias, according to which the people discussing about politics on Twitter are likely to be activists scarcely representative of the average voter, seems to become almost a positive discrimination factor in the case of a TV show where the voters are by definition self-selected.
Although our questionnaire was administered to a sample scarcely representative of the Italian population at large, our findings shed some light on the general attitude of young, well-educated Italian people to the donation of biological samples for use in medical research and forensics.
Occidentalism consists of a complex of assumptions about Western culture -- that it is arrogant, materialistic, secular, superficial and rootless, and that the United States, against which such charges are scarcely without foundation, is its chief representative.
Will we dishonor them, the signers of the Declaration of Independence, and the Framers of the Constitution by lying down passively and allowing "the last best hope of earth" to die with scarcely a whimper from the American people, their elected representatives, and the putatively independent news media?
And scarcely a session passed without warnings from patients' and service-users' representatives that people were feeling left out of the loop on plans for change.
Texas is no stranger to powerful women, which is why it was scarcely accidental that in Thursday night's debate, both Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama bowed to such trailblazers as former Representative Barbara Jordan and former Gov. Ann Richards.
Now scarcely 10 per cent are.
Mr. Tanimoto scarcely answered.
