Sentence examples for Smaller demographic from inspiring English sources
The theory of path dependence could also be why some cabinet jobs have continued to draw from a smaller demographic pool.
After all, the Wacom Cintiq Companion (which is its closest product to the iPad Pro and Pencil), retails for even more money than the Apple equivalent, and appeals to a much smaller demographic comprised of professional artists.
As new technologies allow viewers to remotely "zap" ads, and as voters are broken down into ever smaller demographic groupings, both the Internet and drive-time radio will grow as small but important parts of the mix, said Roderick Hart, a communications professor and elections expert at the University of Texas.
But they are a smaller demographic than iPhone/iPod touch users, so it may be that keeping things cheap and simple to appear to a broader market makes more sense.The biggest prize of all would be to create a new class of computer -- which was, of course, the original goal of the Macintosh.
This relevancy-based targeting is different from Facebook's targeting capabilities, the company believes, because it's not about narrowing a large dataset down to smaller demographic groups.
Pierce and Tucker suggested that they'll be taking an even closer look at the data in the coming months ("needs further study" was repeated several times during the interview), particularly by examining responses within smaller demographic groups.
Smaller size, smaller sound.
Smaller institutions with high dependency on tuition and fees will have to monitor their catchment area and demographics very carefully to avoid severe financial problems.
