Sentence examples for the underrepresentation from inspiring English sources
noun
Insufficient or disproportionately low representation.
- We are concerned about the underrepresentation of minorities.
The underrepresentation has gotten worse over the past generation.
Do the bookings perpetuate the underrepresentation of certain groups?
Last year I gave evidence to the Speakers' conference on the underrepresentation of minorities.
The report also notes the underrepresentation of Asian-Americans in administrative jobs at colleges.
The underrepresentation of women in the higher education sector continues to attract attention.
It may be time to study the underrepresentation of certain social classes in the same way.
The underrepresentation of women in tech is a major problem not just for women, but for the sector itself.
That may be in part due to the underrepresentation of black female voices in comedy, but Adefope deserves more than token recognition.
Economics is highly mathematical, and the underrepresentation in part reflects the underachievement of women in math and science more generally.
Dr. Klawe and others say the underrepresentation of women in the field is detrimental in a larger sense.
Educationalists say the underrepresentation of male university students is down to attainment patterns in schools: girls outperform boys and are more likely to stay on at sixth form.
