Sentence examples for a demographic over from inspiring English sources

So no, I don't object to the casting of Mary-Kate in a movie that is aimed at a demographic over the age of five.

The 2.2 rating for adults 18-49 was up 175percentt for the key demographic over last year's Game 4 of the Cup Finals.

Ms. Long would also have something of a demographic advantage over her opponents.

Success Academy (like all charters), they say, possesses a demographic advantage over regular public schools, by serving somewhat fewer students with special needs, by teaching fewer students from the city's most severely dysfunctional families and by using suspensions to push out underperforming students (an accusation that Success Academy vehemently denies).

Brazil, however, has a demographic edge over Italy: by 2015 only 6.6% of the former's population will be over 65, against Italy's 21.1%.

A demographic divide over the issue of same-sex marriage has emerged, a divide that continues to grow wider with each passing day.

Defenders of abortion rights in the United States have faced a demographic paradox over the past decade: although a majority of Americans continue to favor a woman's right to choose, and strong support for this right among young people suggest that public attitudes toward abortion will continue to liberalize, the number of physicians actually performing abortions has steadily ticked downward.

While depicting a demographic trend over time, this analysis, however, cannot precisely estimate Ne because of the very broad confidence intervals (see Additional file 10: Figure S3).

The answer is multifaceted, ranging from the urban demographics. . .. . . over electoral systems. . .. . . to the power of courts.

Marketers typically segment according to demographics ("over 40," say, or "new parent" or "middle income") or lifestyle ("traditionalist" or "going green").

Snapchat is also a no-brainer, considering that teens make up the majority of a demographic that sends over 20 million snaps per day.