Sentence examples for demographic surplus from inspiring English sources

Rangers' demographic surplus has determined the general editorial tone of the nation's news business for decades.

"Until now, the growth of the Chinese economy has been propelled by a demographic surplus, and that has been turning into a demographic deficit," he said.

Demographic pressures presumably cause surplus prey to emigrate into adjacent older stands with sparse understories, where they may be more vulnerable to predation by spotted owls.

"Without a change in entitlement programs, demographics will overwhelm the surplus and drive us back into escalating deficits and debt," Mr. Walker, whose agency is the nonpartisan auditing arm of Congress, told the Senate Budget Committee.

The economic and demographic crisis created a sudden surplus of land, undermining the ability of landowners to exert their feudal rights and causing a collapse in incomes from rented lands.

This have made it difficult to produce a surplus that would allow demographic growth and more complex societies to develop.

The result would have been a relatively small proportion of available workers to the number of mouths to feed, making it difficult to produce a surplus that would allow demographic growth and more complex societies to develop.

A long-term trade surplus, urbanization and favorable demographics are benefiting the economy.

Under President Bill Clinton, the Democrats adopted the view that the best way to prepare for the demographic tidal wave was to use the budget surplus to pay down the national debt.

Saving the surplus is essential to minimizing the demographic hit down the road, and to minimizing the current account deficit and the problem we could have in the future with the dollar".

Those particular voices were surplus to requirements, somehow, having no natural demographic within the household.