Sentence examples for demographic which from inspiring English sources

That growth is driving change, social and demographic, which has implications for politicians of all shades.

Ratings stagnated, particularly among the key male 18-25 demographic which makes up much of the population that actually goes to see movies.

CBS is supposed to be the network that does not fixate on the 18- to 49-year-old demographic, which many advertisers pay a premium to reach.

A healthy Internet service possesses three qualities: it encourages habit formation; it appeals to a younger demographic, which can age alongside it; and it displays evidence of growth.

"Beats has a unique brand, it speaks to a nice young demographic, which is really interesting to marketers," says Peter Csathy, former president of Musicmatch.

The spacious shop, which cost around $12,000 to open, stocked clothes for an older demographic, which skateboarding brands had previously neglected.

Ending our addiction to foreign oil, however fantastical a policy target, polls well across virtually every demographic, which isn't true of climate change.

The audience has become steadily younger, helping bring down CBS's silver-haired demographic, which is the oldest of the four networks'.

Much like the UK's Brexit result, younger voters (a demographic which typically has lower turnout rates) seemed to choose the losing candidate.

Our next brief in this series will examine current and historical patterns of racial demographics which underlay these segregation maps.

That's largely a function of our aging demographics, which are, of course, insensitive to tax cuts.