undercounted造句

• But men, psychologists now say, may have been undercounted.
• Preliminary census estimates show that more minorities than whites were undercounted.
• We want to be sure Texas is not undercounted again.
• An estimated two-thirds of the undercounted were minorities.
• Some analysts say Republicans believe undercounted minorities would boost Democrats.
• American Indians have long been among the most undercounted tribes.
• Some religious groups are undercounted in surveys of religious membership.
• Several states and large cities sued claiming the census undercounted millions of minorities.
• Jobless youths may be undercounted by the new system, some economists said.
• Monday's decision was particularly galling to representatives of undercounted minority groups.
• But in sheer numbers, Latinos were most undercounted.
• About half of those undercounted in 1990 were children.
• Historically, minorities, rural resident, children and the poor are undercounted.
• Historically, minorities, rural residents, children and the poor are undercounted.
• Big cities, especially, tend to have higher concentrations of the undercounted.
• Disadvantaged minorities are statistically more likely to be undercounted.
• Nonetheless, minorities in Los Angeles and in other cities historically have been undercounted.
• _In 1990 4.5 percent of non-Hispanic blacks were undercounted.
• She said that journalists had consistently undercounted the number of people at her rallies.