Sentence examples for demographic growing from inspiring English sources

This episode ranked first in the male 18- to 49-year-old demographic, growing 4% from its lead-in of the My Name Is Earl episode "Early Release".

"I think anyone in a certain age demographic grew up wanting either to be Molly or to be Molly's best friend," echoed Carrie Kania, Ms. Ringwald's publisher at HarperCollins, who is 39.

Adi Sideman, YouNow But will the app continue to keep the same vibe and growth trajectory as its demographic grows up?

In a very high demographic grow, the poor Egypt's economy mainly based on agriculture, remittances, tourism, and very few raw materials, is not able to stand.

Here's the key points from the report: Instabilities in an increasingly multipolar world:  Changing demographics, growing middle classes and fiscal constraints will place increasing domestic demands on governments, deepening requirements for internal reform and shaping international relations.

"Dig a little below the surface of Portland's startup community and you will encounter a number of black and brown firms that have chosen PDX for its unique demographics, growing communities of color but not segregated," Green said.

"My cousin's looking at Variety and says, 'Our demographic is growing,' " she said.

But unlike Facebook, Tinder's teen demographic is growing, not shrinking.

Of all the changes sweeping through the American public education system, one of the most significant is simply demographic: the growing population of Hispanic students.

While, in another important demographic trend, growing numbers of older people are obliged to work beyond the traditional retirement age, young people are increasingly falling through the cracks in the world's economy.

Freedom to Marry on Tuesday launches "Young Conservatives for the Freedom to Marry" to highlight the demographic's growing support for marriage equality.