well-represented

adjective

1. having good or sufficient representation

Example Sentences

Of course, the South was much stronger than in the 1870s, not devastated by a war and extremely well represented in Congress.

From The Daily Beast

This full-circle comparative literature process is well represented in modern war writing and recent Arabic fiction.

From The Daily Beast

The lack of males is a departure from the many clinical trials where men are well represented, Dr. Prowell told The Daily Beast.

From The Daily Beast

Women in both countries are well represented in parliament—about 40%.

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We have good reasons for thinking that women were particularly well represented in early Christian communities.

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The standard works were well represented, however, and a reasonable amount of history.

From Project Gutenberg

And the textile industry is well represented, as is brewing and distilling.

From Project Gutenberg

The culture was well represented along rivers and inlets, and seemed to characterize a fishing rather than hunting folk.

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It was well represented by foreign peoples, fifty-one nations and thirty-nine colonies participating.

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"We have no doubt his liberality is well represented by his surviving partner," said the gentleman, presenting his credentials.

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