Sentence examples for were underrepresented from inspiring English sources
verb
To represent something as being lower or smaller than is true.
If the concert felt a bit claustrophobic, it might have been because Southern rappers were underrepresented.
As an organisation we recognised early on that female coaches were underrepresented.
Amnesty said black people were more likely to be jailed and for longer, and were underrepresented in the justice system.
Works in Urdu, the national language, and Pakistan's vernacular languages were underrepresented.
Boies asked Miller, for instance, if he thought gays and lesbians were underrepresented among elected statewide officials in California.
WITH all the chef competitions, you wouldn't think there was a cooking contest in which Americans were underrepresented.
In rural areas, Protestants were overrepresented in the party, and Catholics were underrepresented.
Yankees fans were underrepresented in a sea of orange sweatshirts and jackets.
"But, we still found that women were underrepresented".
RockHealth surveyed 100 women about why women were underrepresented amongst the executive ranks.
However, areas such as quality of life, side effects, and end-of-life care were underrepresented.
