Sentence examples for demographic terrain from inspiring English sources

Over all, the state provided friendlier demographic terrain for Mr. Romney than Southern states that have voted so far, with fewer very conservative voters and evangelical Christians.

—Dalia Sussman Fewer Evangelicals and Conservative Voters Mr. Romney finds himself on friendlier demographic terrain in Wisconsin than in the Southern states that have voted so far, with fewer of the types of voters he has struggled to capture, including evangelical Christians and those who are very conservative.

— MICHAEL COOPER Mr. Romney finds himself on friendlier demographic terrain in Wisconsin than in the Southern states that have voted so far, with fewer of the types of voters he has struggled to capture, including evangelical Christians and those who are very conservative.

It seems reasonable to argue that once the British had shown that railroads could be made to work the Americans reinvented them for a very different terrain, economic climate, and demographic level.

This is possibly due to the country's complex demographic history and large variability in terrain throughout the territory.

Each hike has its own personality in terms of terrain, climate, view and demographics.

This study was conducted with the objective of determining risk factors for default encompassing patient and provider related issues in the districts coming under different geographic terrain, socio-cultural milieu and demographic structure.

This approach can be particularly important with populations or species that have wide geographic distributions over challenging terrain (e.g., mountainous) where accurate demographic measures from the field are costly or difficult to obtain.

The hypothesized explanatory variables are common economic and demographic drivers and bio-physical factors such as soil, terrain constraints, and neighborhood land-use structures that are often neglected in many large-scale land degradation assessments.

At this late stage of the race, the fight for the White House is being waged on intensely local terrain, in places whose voting histories and demographics have been studied in minute detail by both sides.

Nature repossesses the terrain.