Sentence examples for demographic rising from inspiring English sources

As Nascar reaches for a higher demographic, rising ticket prices may be hurting sales.

The episode began with a 3.6/10 rating/share in the 18 49 demographic, rising to 4.1/11 in the last 30 minutes.

In its original American broadcast on the Fox network on May 16, 2010, "The Bob Next Door" was viewed by an estimated 6.258 million households and got a 2.9 rating/9% share in the 18 49 demographic, rising 9% from "Moe Letter Blues".

Among the signs of future trouble: China's graying demographics, rising labor costs, and unfunded pension liabilities in the country's systems of pooled and individual funds.

The biggest demographic rise was among girls, ages 10 to 14, who saw an astonishing 200percentt increase in suicide rates over the last several decades.

Opreanu writes that the "new cultural synthesis" known as the "Dridu culture" developed in the Lower Danube region around 680. New settlements and large cemeteries show that the region experienced a steady demographic rise in the 8th century.

Beneath this publishing boom are demographic changes, rising literacy and the increase of Indians speaking English, the lingua franca of economic growth.

Young women may be a high-risk group and the suicide rate among this demographic is rising, but things are no picnic for young men either, and it is important to note that the mental health crises they experience are much more likely to end in suicide.

But the campy horror drama saw a bump when including DVR playback, with total viewership climbing to 5.1 million and it's rating among the preferred demographic group rising to a 2.2.

With the number of internationally mobile students projected to grow due to changing demographics and rising incomes in developing countries, overseas students are big business.

A combination of debt, joblessness, globalisation, demographics and rising house prices is depressing the incomes and prospects of millions of young people across the developed world, resulting in unprecedented inequality between generations.