Sentence examples for was poorly represented from inspiring English sources

China was poorly represented.

But five years after he was convicted of conspiring to bribe a city official here, Mr. Bernardi is waging a lonely campaign for vindication, saying he was poorly represented by his lawyers, then harshly punished by a prejudicial judge.

Attempts failed last year to raise the funds to keep the work in Britain, despite expert advice to Arts Council England that Picasso was poorly represented in British collections, which were slow to recognise the artist.

"As someone who grew up in a community that I feel was poorly represented in the media, when I go to other communities, I try to be hyper-aware and hyper-sensitive and not regurgitate the same visual information, but to push myself beyond what I expect," he said.

Ironically, the least perishable, most abundant and most ancient craft stoneworking until recently was poorly represented in evolutionary studies (Shott 2008a).

Simulations that accounted for differences in (¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯SWE) among HRUs but neglected the sub-HRU heterogeneity of SWE were found to yield similar discharge results as simulations that included this heterogeneity, while SCD was poorly represented, even at the basin level.

Unlike Ingmar Bergman, Michelangelo Antonioni is poorly represented on DVD.

Furthermore, violence against women is endemic and they are poorly represented in formal employment.

They are disproportionately male and non-white minorities are poorly represented.

The saprophytes are difficult to cultivate and are poorly represented by herbarium specimens.

Lower Eocene assemblages are poorly represented in both England and the Patagonian region of South America.