Sentence examples for demographic from from inspiring English sources
"Criminal Intent" was up 29percentt in that demographic from its premiere last year on a Sunday.
Taylor told the New York Times: "We have a weirdly large demographic, from kids to 65-year-olds".
It's cheeky, with the right references, and popular with a varied demographic from Dover Street Market shoppers to young teenagers.
ABC finished third among adults 18 to 49, thanks to a strong showing for that demographic from "Supernanny" at 9 (8.8 million).
They were female-friendly, male-friendly, they suited every age demographic – from the 69-year-old tennis star Stan Smith himself, to fashion-forward toddler North West.
Mars appeals to a broad demographic, from the aunties who dance to Grenade at family parties to the guys who sext Gorilla lyrics with the eggplant emoji.
The demographics, from Mr. Doggett's standpoint, are even worse.
He defended the general methodology, saying the sampling of Long Islanders closely matched the area's demographics from 2000 census figures.
These swing voters represented many demographics, from various corners of the country.
We have become liberated from demographics, from age and gender and these categories used to describe us as consumers and purchasers of products," he said.
Hill had the magic to bewitch the bag-buying public while at Mulberry – making the brand appeal across demographics, from laptop-toting businesswomen to aspirational teenagers.
