Sentence examples for demographic of which from inspiring English sources

I didn't know that, my white friends didn't know that -- the demographic of which I was a member didn't seem to know that.

The first thing I saw when I approached the venue was a line snaked around the block, the demographics of which were eclectic, yet sensical.

Finally, we have included data from a modest-sized IgAN transplant population (N = 25), the donor demographics of which were unavailable at the time of the study.

Which means that his appeal has the kind of demographic reach of which normal politicians can only dream.

Back in the 1890s it was a great deal easier to define yourself against the demographic landscape of which you were a part.

India's biggest need is for employment opportunities for the growing working-age population the "demographic dividend" of which it likes to boast.

If the inclination to lie varies systematically between the demographic groups of which we study, however, there might still be reason to worry.

But less noticed amid the initial fanfare was that the Court's reasoning may have actually further codified the curtailment of privacy rights among another, particularly-aggrieved demographic, members of which have proven uniquely vulnerable to encroachments of state power and inured to the constant predations of a system explicitly designed to screw them over: drivers.

All 113 experiments reported here were conducted using this panel, the self-reported demographic composition of which is reported in Table 2.

These influences fall into two different time periods: the Neolithic era, beginning in 10 KYA, the demographic effects of which are a matter for heated debate; and the last three millennia, the time period of Greek and Phoenician colonization.

I find them worthy of consideration mostly because of the demographic for which these songs are intended: young women.