Sentence examples for demographic implications from inspiring English sources

And in Russia, a country where citizens drink and smoke too much, promoting health through athletics has become a government crusade with important demographic implications.

Beyond the demographic implications, some critics say sex selection devalues childbirth in a city where people already treat it like a dentist's appointment, something to be penciled in months in advance.

Join Professor Malcolm Potts and Alisha Graves of UC Berkeley, along with special guest, Bob Walker, President of the Population Institute, for a presentation and discussion on the demographic implications for food security, stability in the region and unprecedented levels of migration.

First, childlessness has demographic implications like declining birth rates and population decline and ageing.

The demographic implications of the mortality and fertility processes summarized in Fig. 1 can be easily seen in Fig. 2.

The "Hu Line" and its demographic implications have attracted world-wide attention since the line was developed 80 years.

That growth is driving change, social and demographic, which has implications for politicians of all shades.

It has financial, medical, demographic and social implications.

Several key Canadian demographic trends have implications for how ECEC programs are delivered.

In Section 3, I consider their influence on the sending countries in Africa, with attention to its economic, institutional, demographic, and social implications.

I first consider the influence of the slave trade on the "sending" countries in Africa, with attention to their economic, institutional, demographic, and social implications.