Sentence examples for unrepresentative to from inspiring English sources

He adds, laughing: "It would be unrepresentative to suggest that I'm Grizzly Adams raising Grizzly Adams-type children.

Some believe that if PRO compliance falls below a certain threshold, then the data are too unrepresentative to be of use.

The British people will simply not allow a totally unrepresentative elite to re-introduce it".

It was an unexpected – and, one could say, unrepresentative – coda to a remarkable life lived, in the main, on the margins amid fellow freaks and outsiders.

The Planning Commission evaluation found that official statistics on nutrition generated by the concerned departments "do not represent grassroots reality" and linked the "unreliable and unrepresentative" data to the misuse of available funds in the Integrated Child Development Scheme.

And she can hardly blame strangers for being attentive to physical distinction, because "rare's rare, you know?" Even so, height is something you don't get any choice about and can't switch off; it's a strange and unrepresentative thing to be defined by.

It's too early to measure the performance of funds from around 2005 onwards and the data available for the industry in Europe is poor and unrepresentative due to less regulation and disclosure – estimates put the number of funds that are included in industry reports at less than 5% of the total market.

Whether these differences were clinically relevant (leading to an unrepresentative sample) has to be examined.

The number of the analyses was lower than the total number of subjects who succeeded to quit smoking due to unrepresentative sputum specimens during the control visit.

More than 5m hectares (12.35m acres) of customary-owned land in resource-rich Papua New Guinea have been signed over to unrepresentative landowner companies and foreign-owned corporations for up to 99 years, according to a report by Greenpeace.

An investigation showed that the poll used an unrepresentative sampling, skewed to disproportionately include those people most likely to take a negative position.