Sentences with phrase «how unrepresentative»

Andrew Copson BHA Chief Executive, commented, «This latest activity from the Church of England in relation to women bishops yet again highlights how unrepresentative the Church is of broader society.

Some people have however suggested to purposefully vote on parties with no chance of going to the parliament, with the aim of showing how unrepresentative the parliament is.

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I am not Mom enough to think that the debate over how to feed our youngest children — an important and nuanced conversation about nutrition, and workplace policy, and government responsibility, and gender relationships — can be boiled down to a simplistic, unrepresentative, staged photograph.»

The last comment is somewhat unrepresentative of the majority but is very positive — and a key task is to understand how the experience of this group is so different from the others»?

How ironic therefore that far from securing the bankrupt ideology of right - wing «modernisers» it has now all blown up in their faces and far from weakening further Party activists it has done the opposite and left the majority of right - wing welfare cutting Labour MPs looking like the unrepresentative, out of touch nasty selfish bunch of careerists that they are.

I want to learn how you intelligent, empathetic human beings propose to solve the grinding issue of an unrepresentative democracy.

With Corbyn leading Labour, Farage has already made sounds about him being unrepresentative of a bulk of its core vote and how he hasn't been decisive on the EU issue.

In addition to the problem of the small, unrepresentative, and incomplete data sets, the researchers expressed concern about the reliability of the breed identifications they had obtained, and were uncertain how to count attacks involving «cross bred» dogs.8

Not only do most people not live in white cube contemporary dream homes, such homes are unrepresentative of how the majority choose to live — even if many of us dream about it from time to time.