Sentence examples for demographic debate from inspiring English sources
The demographic debate began when Kennedy sketched out what he believed would be the dire consequences for Maryland – and, by implication, other border states – of freeing the District's slaves.
The scope for demographic debate here remains wide, with some ecologists saying that by 2050 the population should be cut in half to preserve the environment, while some developers and strategists want to double it by midcentury for defense and economic reasons.
It focuses on contemporary China, where the scale of rural migration – over 130 million men and women have left their home provinces in search of work – makes the demographic debates about modern-day Europe seem parochial and hysterical.
Rabbi Leder, in recounting the demographic studies and debate that went into the decision, noted that two subway stops, part of this city's rapidly growing transit system, are within walking distance of the synagogue, raising the prospect that people would take a train to services.
Lloyd: (9 37:59 PM): I hope the catfood commercial isn't aimed at the demographic watching this debate.
Whether that's a fair assessment of award shows' TV demographic is up for debate.
The nature of this diffusion (mostly demographic or cultural) is debated and, like many events of the past, difficult to be unequivocally and rigorously assessed.
Debate over the demographic of the Springboks tends to flare up before every World Cup as white people, who make up less than one in 10 of the population, continue to fill most of the positions.
But he added, "I was shocked when I saw the demographic breakdown on our Democratic debate in Los Angeles and saw that there were over a million people 18 to 34 watching.
We can all see the sun rise, and that's the win-win-win of market capitalism embracing evolving demographics -- understanding that the debate over austerity is the wrong one.
