Sentence examples for wide representation of from inspiring English sources

Monica Tan: With its wide representation of ages, races and of the LGBTIQ community, Orange is the New Black has become known for its unconventionally diverse cast.

The panel of judges is carefully balanced to give a wide representation of the music world, including established singers, artist managers, critics and consultants.

Those asking questions "would be chosen by a method to ensure a wide representation of the country and political backgrounds".

"There needs to be a wide representation of genders, races, backgrounds, and experiences in [a venture capitalist] firm; but this is to each individual firm's discretion," says Haley Hoffman Smith, author of Her Big Idea.

Wide representation of relevant actors and fields is essential, and ideally the list of invitees could be an extension of the expert workshop from the first step of the vision building process.

The four focus groups provided a wide representation of views and sufficient saturation.

The Ionospheric Weather Assessment and Forecast (IWAF) system is a computer software package designed to assess and predict the world-wide representation of 3-D electron density profiles from the Global Ionospheric Maps of Total Electron Content (GIM-TEC).

The high proportion of fen species and Red-Book-listed species in core areas, along with a state-wide representation of only 2 ha of these vegetation types, underlines the need for further conservation measures.

In the midst of the political turmoil racking this tiny Indian Ocean nation of 1,200 islands, a half-dozen men stormed into the museum last Tuesday and ransacked a collection of coral and lime figures, including a six-faced coral statue and a 1 1/2-foot-wide representation of the Buddha's head.

Nor does Jassette agree with the wider representation of Terry as a tragic loner.

Her question to me was to comment on Meera Syal's plea for wider representation of Asian subjects.