Sentence examples for demographic terms from inspiring English sources

In demographic terms, it is just a moment or two.

Kouchner is, in demographic terms, what the French call gauche caviar — an upper-bourgeois lefty.

In demographic terms, it seems, the Asian century could be followed by the African century.

Mr Goldsmith is depressingly representative of the ruling clique of the contemporary Conservative party in demographic terms.

In demographic terms, that is as it should be: blacks represent nearly 80percentt of the country's population.

In a typically astringent interview from almost a decade ago, he explained his value in demographic terms.

The term Hispanic is a demographic term for a person of Spanish descent, regardless of race.

iPhone / iPad Almost the polar opposite in likely-demographic terms from Vectrex, Fashion Inc. is a game offshoot from virtual world Stardoll, where you have to run your own fashion house, designing, making and selling posh clobber, with a connection back to the main Stardoll world to collect exclusive items.

Although the excluded students were comparable in socio-demographic terms, their average tariff point scores were lower.

Although the study group includes only 78% of the intake cohort, these students did not differ in socio-demographic terms from their peers, who had either not taken the UKCAT or not given permission for their data to be used.

Secondly, pupils from state schools in deprived areas, and from some ethnic minority groups, may be disadvantaged, and so there is a need to 'widen access' in socio-demographic terms.