Sentence examples for was unrepresentative from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown called the result "disappointing," but other senior Labour figures said it was unrepresentative of the party's true standing.

Then, and only then, if the numbers add up, can people claim that their behaviour was unrepresentative.

Each of the leaders admitted his lineup was unrepresentative: none of them held out much hope that anything would change before the general election.

The Government defended its position on planning, and a spokesman from the Department for Communities and Local Government insisted the survey was "unrepresentative".

For instance, claims that the survey was unrepresentative because it only questioned 1,000 people could apply to almost any opinion poll.

In addition, he said a lot of BME arts and humanities students felt the curriculum was unrepresentative of the students on the course.

Norway and Luxembourg are unrepresentative.

And yet their intake is unrepresentative of their local communities.

He goes on:Well if Singapore and HK are unrepresentative, then Norway and Luxembourg are even more unrepresentative.

"Any group of the most talented people of their generation is going to be unrepresentative".

This may lay the agreement open to criticism from Pushtun groups for being unrepresentative.