Sentence examples for demographic just from inspiring English sources

CBS finished fourth in that demographic, just slightly behind ABC.

"We were going up against our demographic — just married or getting married — and a very similar mind-set".

Part of the problem was demographic: Just as Hillary Clinton, a barrier-smashing feminist, once found herself in Arkansas, Mrs. Romney, girlish and old-fashioned, ended up a political wife in Massachusetts.

Dancing may have constituted a central aspect of socializing for almost every class and demographic just a few decades ago, but times have changed, and the music has stopped.

Kaling, who writes and produces for "The Office" (and plays Kelly Kapoor), really, really strikes a chord with the demographic she's writing for, which is the demographic just below Tina Fey's (i.e., unmarried, babyless women above the age of sixteen and under the age of thirty).

ABC and CBS tied for first place for the night in that demographic, just slightly ahead of Fox, which broadcast repeats of "Bones" (6.4 million) at 8 and "House" (7.4 million) at 9. NBC was a distant fourth for the night, drawing 4.9 million viewers for "American Gladiators" at 8, followed by "Nashville Star" (6.1 million) from 9 to 11.

If Palestinian population growth continues to outpace that of Israeli Jews, the thinking goes, Israel would no longer be a Jewish state, a problem some Jewish commentators have called a "demographic timebomb". Of course, those are just projections, and a number of societal changes could keep Israel's demographics just as they are.

Different versions of a Canvas can be targeted to different demographics just like normal Facebook ads.

But there are many other factors, some of them demographic, others just plain quirky, that have contributed to the shortages, and those will not be ameliorated by a weakening economy, industry officials fear.

But not all collectors are looking for ways to let their chosen demographic know just how rich and cultured they are.

Each party's approach to targeting that key demographic highlights just how divergent Byrne, McGrath, and Telford's strategies – and ideologies – are.