Sentence examples for demographic bubble from inspiring English sources

Further, because of a departmental demographic bubble, the overall number of officers eligible to retire will triple next year.

But you have to ask yourself why a relatively small fringe from a demographic bubble has such sway over all the other, more moderate members of the party.

But the flood of applications — made greater by a demographic bubble as the offspring of baby boomers reach college age — comes as SUNY is facing a $210 million cut in its $1.4 billion annual state appropriation for four-year schools, with New Paltz, whose state share is $63 million, expecting to lose up to $9 million next year.

Call it a demographic bubble.

Their demographic bubble burst in 1990, and since then they've been forced to automate, and that's exactly what we've been seeing happen.

When the demographic bubble begins to reach working age, India will need far more jobs than it now has to keep living standards from declining.

"It raises major questions about how a university assumes orderly turnover of faculty and deals with the demographic bubbles within the faculty as professors age".

The audience is no longer trapped in a demographic or geographical bubble.

As The New York Times has realized with its new foreign language ventures, the audience is no longer trapped in a demographic or geographical bubble — it can be global.

The phenomenon is exacerbated by China's warped demographics, as the bubble of excess men starts to reach marrying age.

Even with similar diver demographics the integrated bubble load differed significantly (0.98 bubble cm−2 (Dujic et al. 2004) vs. 0.0125 bubbles cm−2 (Brubakk et al. 2005)).