Sentence examples for Expanded demographic from inspiring English sources

Google has also expanded demographic audience data to include France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK.

New owner, 3G Capital, terminated the relationship with CP+B in 2011 and moved its advertising to McGarryBowen to begin a new product oriented campaign with expanded demographic targeting.

For example, highly mobile species (e.g., birds and rats) were more likely to escape from inhospitable habitats to refuges during glaciations and then to disperse long distances to new habitats after ice ages; the result was structured genetic diversity patterns and expanded demographics [ 19, 21].

In many ways, social media is an ideal tool for addressing the social needs of seniors, the most rapidly expanding demographic on social media platforms.

The expanding demographic and economic base of Italy provided the wherewithal for the political and cultural programs of the 16th century.

I'm walking away from the house.' " That decision swept Mr. Johnson, 79, into a rapidly expanding demographic: older Americans who have lost their homes in the Great Recession.

However, mixed race people are a rapidly expanding demographic and hopefully one day Barack Obama will provide important validation to this somewhat in-the-shadows demographic by clearly and publicly identifying himself as mixed race.

Some of that inclusiveness is racial, ethnic and generational, in the casual, what's-the-big-deal manner of post-boomer Americans already swimming in our country's rapidly expanding demographic pool.

In addition to reflecting a more active venture industry, these numbers are indicative of a rapidly expanding demographic of founders and emerging geographic hubs of innovation.

With such a rapidly expanding demographic this will become a significant cultural issue in the coming decades.

In part, these contrasts are associated with the regional histories of Brazil's expanding demographic and economic frontiers and how these affected indigenous peoples.