Sentence examples for an underserved demographic from inspiring English sources

The background: When it comes to pop music, the primary school-age sector is an underserved demographic.

Not only do these offerings tap an underserved demographic but "it's also great to get parents in the habit of bringing their children to the theatre," she said.

Baby boomers, the expected audience for the new chain, are considered an underserved demographic in the industry, even though they spend $43 billion a year on apparel.

(LA Weekly, November 25, 2010) The strong attendance by an underserved demographic delivered a message that African-American audiences were important to movie distributors.

I got a chuckle this morning when I saw an email from MySpace that they were launching a new service called "TrailerPark" (I thought perhaps they were targeting an underserved demographic for membership expansion).

For that reason (and let's be honest, because they spotted a potentially underserved demographic), Garmin's offering up a new fitness tracker for little ones.

The series tackles issues from homophobia to colorism with sensitivity and insight, and offers Latinos — members of a woefully underserved demographic — the chance to see ourselves, warts and all, while still reliably delivering laughs and earning rave reviews.

It plays to adult women, which is a very underserved demographic.

The Porch Light Program creates opportunities for those suffering from mental health issues, a drastically underserved demographic.

The purpose of this study was to describe non-Hispanic blacks that use chiropractic health care to better understand this underserved demographic.

The analyst adds that the tablet category is also well placed to open up the computing market by addressing underserved demographic groups such as the elderly and children.