Sentence examples for demographic in which from inspiring English sources

But that was about the only demographic in which Sanders came out ahead.

Associated Press exit polls showed that about six in 10 South Carolina voters were black, a demographic in which Sanders appeared to have had little cut-through.

Think of all those female voters with children, a demographic in which you already trailing badly, to whom the school bully is the worst of the worst.

The three-hour, 11-minute telecast notched a rating of 12.9 in the key 18-49 demographin, in which a ratings point equals about 1.3 million viewers.

ABC's "Modern Family" returned as the highest-rated show in the key 18-49 demographin, in which a ratings point equals about 1.3 million viewers.

And homosexual demagoguery is not the answer to the Party's woes, particularly when gay men and women represent the only demographic in which John McCain bested President Bush (27% to 19% based on exit polling)." Such musings are increasingly common among younger conservatives.

This approach works reasonably well for the study of certain subjects like demographics in which there is stability in the variables studied.

Or consider another crudity, a review entitled "Demographics," in which Amis is rattled by, of all things, a book by Mark Steyn, from which he is distressed to learn that the West is "in demographic decline".

Researchers did find certain demographics in which commenting was more common.

In New Hampshire there is not one demographic group in which Clinton is beating Sanders.

A report on a demographic shift in which the wealthy move to urban downtowns.