Sentence examples for demographic splits from inspiring English sources
There's no shortage of demographic splits between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's supporters, whether it's gender, race or age.
The poll revealed some religious, political and demographic splits, too: those with college educations, whites, females, liberals, Democrats, high-income earners, and those who seldom or never attend church were the most likely to believe that being gay or lesbian is something people are born with.
Therefore, the Y-chromosomal gene tree might track the demographic splits of the species more closely.
The "Lord of the Rings" movies are not for everyone -- no film is -- but I don't think it's a simple demographic split.
Ukraine suffers from an acute regional and demographic split, with residents of the west and centre as well as the young more pro-European, while the eastern and southern regions and elderly people are more orientated towards Russia.
The next hour had the same demographic split: "Cold Case" on CBS drew the largest audience, with 14.41 million, but ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" (12.17 million) beat the crime series among adults 18 to 49. ABC's "Desperate Housewives" (21.16 million) and "Grey's Anatomy" (21.73 million) had clean victories, and were the most-watched shows of the night.
Also interesting is that the trend in emerging markets is one where Pinterest has a more even demographic split between males and females.
Historically, there was a demographic split between the Ashkenazi northern side of the city, including the district of Ramat Aviv, and the southern, more Sephardi and Mizrahi neighborhoods including Neve Tzedek and Florentin.
The demographic split of participants across countries by gender and age is presented in Table 3.
This demographic split is expected to be younger than estimates based on the coalescence of allelic lineages, for example, the 338 934 ka estimated by Hailer et al. (2012).
