Sentence examples for demographic ceiling from inspiring English sources
Yes, two generations after the Episcopalians and United Methodists and other bodies like them entered a long swoon, denominations like the Southern Baptists are experiencing some reversals, and the post-1970s evangelical revival seems to have hit a kind of demographic ceiling.
What's more, since the 1990s, evangelicalism has pretty clearly hit a demographic ceiling in terms of the number of Americans being reached by its appeals: It's filled part of the void left by Catholic-Mainline decline, but not enough to compensate for American Christianity's broader institutional decay.
At 1352 Lofts, developed and designed by Rimas Properties to attract buyers from a more adventurous demographic group, the 72 units (30 are already occupied) have high ceilings, open staircases and floor plans and lots of glass.
With noses firmly against the glass ceiling, they are heartened by a growing recognition — born largely of demographic and economic necessity — that companies need female talent to remain competitive.
Despite the demographic explosion of Latinos in the country there are still many glass ceilings that need to come down for them in TV and in Hollywood.
Future City Lab includes an animated demographic map table and a video installation, but the eye is immediately drawn to a floor-to-ceiling digital display.
The ceiling will collapse".
