Sentence examples for demographic trouble from inspiring English sources

But Trace Urdan, an analyst at Signal Hill, sees demographic trouble ahead.

"They know they're heading into demographic trouble.

But as yet there are not enough Dr Murakamis to help along the painful but necessary process of reform.The sooner the betterIn dealing with its demographic troubles, Japan will need a cultural revolution to improve productivity, boost its labour force with more women, older people and immigrants, promote a more vibrant domestic economy and make the most of booming markets overseas.

But in a school that is devised to attract the best of the best, parents and educators alike find the demographics troubling.

But the demographics problem should trouble the Conservative leadership.

The children playing football next to the East River in Manhattan on Tuesday did not look like a demographic in trouble, just kids looking for a game after school.

While Clinton remains at the top of 2016 polling, women who represent her demographic still have trouble finding jobs.

Republican operatives concede that the state's long-term demographics could spell trouble.

It faces a growing economic morass, troubling demographic trends, the cost of foreign military interventions in Crimea and Syria, and diminished international standing.

"Everyone's looking at the demographics and saying trouble is coming if we don't prepare people accordingly," he said of his industry's recent attention to retirement.

While some fund-raisers may try to reach their quotas on the backs of troubling demographic statistics, a large portion of the synagogues of North America do exactly what Mr. Rushkoff advocates: concentrate on the work of social justice.