Sentence examples for were unrepresentative from inspiring English sources

He complained that data from just a few locations were unrepresentative of broader air quality in China.

They complained that their allocation was in constituencies dominated by Sunni voters, so the Armenians who were elected were unrepresentative of their own community.

Because of criticism that Iowa and New Hampshire were unrepresentative of the country and exerted too much influence in the nomination process, several other states began to schedule their primaries earlier.

Most Sadrist and Sunni politicians refused to stand when they were last held, in January 2005, which meant that the provincial councils in Sunni areas were unrepresentative and often toothless.

But Gatiss, who also co-created the BBC's Sherlock, said the household panels used by audience monitor Barb were unrepresentative and failed to take into account the millions who watch online at a later date.

Danny Kennedy, deputy leader of the Ulster Unionist party at Stormont, accused the chief constable, Matt Baggott, and the secretary of state for Northern Ireland, Shaun Woodward, of displaying a "certain amount of complacency" in the "mistaken belief that these individuals [dissidents] were unrepresentative and lacked the manpower to cause serious problems".

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.