Sentence examples for the most underrepresented from inspiring English sources

Muslims in post-9/11 America are the most underrepresented and vulnerable of America's minorities.

OF all the world's great powers, Russia is by far the most underrepresented culinarily in New York.

Geriatric specialists hope the program and others like it help generate interest in the profession, one of the most underrepresented fields in medicine.

The most underrepresented groups on elite campuses often aren't racial minorities; they're working-class whites (and white Christians in particular) from conservative states and regions.

It is particularly significant for some of the most underrepresented groups – women returning to work, those discouraged by earlier learning – people for whom informal and 'bite-sized' chunks help them fulfil their potential".

The voting for the 2009 class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame will take place Saturday, and it will once again not include a candidate for the most underrepresented position in football —punter.

That should've been good news, but it was bittersweet because there was no increase in the two most underrepresented groups at Facebook: black and Hispanic.

That should be good news, but it's more so bittersweet because there was no increase in the two most underrepresented groups at Facebook: black and Hispanic.

The four most overrepresented mutated triplets were GGG, CGT, AGA and GGA, whereas the four most underrepresented triplets were AGT, CGC, TGT and CGG, corresponding to a higher frequency of purine bases in the overrepresented triplets and an increase in pyrimidine bases in the underrepresented triplets.

Unlike the central characters in Pamuk's bestsellers, which include sultans, the bourgeoisie, and others with a measure of affluence, Pamuk has refocused his lens on the poorest and most underrepresented communities in Turkey.

"If anything, the data reveal that the fields in which they are most underrepresented are the very ones that desire them most.