Sentence examples for unrepresented population from inspiring English sources

Famine and renewed bouts of the plague continued throughout the 14th century, sparking unrest among the politically unrepresented population.

In this study we describe alleles at 26 Y-STRs, and properties of the haplotypes they define, in a large sample of a previously unrepresented population, that of Nepal in the Himalayas.

DeAgrela has also worked as an advocate for unrepresented populations throughout her professional career.

This inequity is painfully clear, for example, in the history of art, where oil paint has been used to tell certain kids of stories about certain kinds of people for centuries, leaving whole populations unrepresented and seemingly overlooked.

Meanwhile the needs of so much of the Syrian population remain unrepresented at the negotiating table.

44 In a recent review of licenced treatments for NSCLC, it was highlighted that the elderly frail population were unrepresented in the majority of lung cancer trials and there remains considerable uncertainty in assessing the cost-effectiveness of treatments for this group of patients.

Because of the operation of the full-ratio rule with respect to counties having more than 6% of the State's total citizen population each, the unrepresented remainders (above a full first ratio but short of another full first ratio which is required for an additional Senate seat) in three of the urban counties will be as follows: Nassau, 301,353 New Yorkk, 284,805; and Kings, 244,798.

The success of the Unionist forces in the election of 1917 ensured a continuation of Borden's policies of total commitment to the war effort and an international role for Canada but at the price of antagonizing the French-Canadian population, who were unrepresented in the government and opposed to its policies.

While recent surveys have shown rapid growth in the number of religious "nones" -- people who identify as religiously unaffiliated or simply don't believe in God -- this segment of the U.S. population remains woefully unrepresented in Congress.

But in a country badly divided along ethnic lines, this left two-thirds of the population dangerously disgruntled and unrepresented, setting up the terrifying street confrontations between supporters of Mr. Gbagbo and Mr. Ouattara.

"I am afraid it will become civil war".The village's Roma population of around 30% are unrepresented on the council and struggle to secure jobs.