Sentence examples for demographic chance from inspiring English sources

By demographic chance, in the 1980s pupil numbers started to fall, in both private and state schools, but, while the private sector continued to invest in more teachers, the new Conservative administration took advantage of the falling pupil numbers to get rid of them in state schools.

In the face of demographic chance [ 2], preserving functional status, mobility and thus independence in old age is more and more challenging for the society.

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.

There's no mention of a target release date or demographic, but chances are Technicolor will official unveil the tablet at CES and fill in all the deets.

But Madia is an Iraq war veteran who has turned a combination of economic worry and demographic change into a serious chance of beating state Rep. Erik Paulsen in a closely watched bellwether for Democratic hopes of extending their reach in the suburbs.

Most authors typically attribute the occurrence of introgression to demographic events and chance fixation, whereas relatively few suggest positive selection as a possible cause [34], [35].

He believes demographic change in the occupied West Bank is undermining the chance of a two-state solution with Israel remaining a democratic, Jewish state.

And we know that if a student belongs to certain demographic groups, the chances are even lower.

Previous convictions for cannabis have now been expunged in Massachusetts for this very reason, to try to ensure that previously harmed demographics have a chance to move on and potentially thrive in the industry.

Iraq's Sunnis had more incentive to cross sectarian boundaries with their ballots because Iraq's electoral system and demographic base offers no chance of a Sunni being elected prime minister.

She doesn't need the work, but she appears to want the demographic — "Idol" is her chance to expand her reach to a younger, more pop-obsessed audience, the Hulu Generation of viewers, who prefer to download their entertainment rather than press the remote.