Sentence examples for demographic arguments from inspiring English sources

There are other strong candidates for the job: Italy's Cardinal Scola runs a close second to Turkson in papal betting, and of course the cardinals may decide to ignore demographic arguments yet once more.

While the German left has traditionally supported the principle of free movement, the centre-right has only gradually been persuaded of the benefits of immigration, mainly by economic and demographic arguments.

Mr. Sarkozy's major mistake, Mr. Sainte-Marie said, was to accelerate the pension reform when it appeared that the French had accepted his demographic arguments last spring, and then to cut off serious discussion with the unions and the opposition.

"I don't buy into this demographic argument," Mr. Obama said.

Shlomo Riskin, chief rabbi of Efrat, agrees with the demographic argument when it comes to Gaza.

This time around, the demographic argument in favor of a non-European pope is hard to ignore.

He said the demographic argument demanded an Israeli withdrawal, while Israel's security needs demanded it retain at least some of the West Bank.

It is no wonder, then, that a new demographic argument about how the Party can thrive has seized many Republicans in recent days.

The book, which is an ideological tract disguised as history, made the demographic argument that most people who call themselves Palestinians have short roots in the territory and are Arabs who came from elsewhere.

A demographic argument should lead to a Latin American Pope, since the region is home to over forty per cent of all Catholics, more than any other area in the world.

But I basically buy the demographic argument now, and there is no real hunger for change in the G.O.P. Every national election defeat gets softened by a midterm pickup.