Sentence examples for demographics a from inspiring English sources

These results speak to the problem of "demographics"—a word that, on Wednesday morning, was repeated so often by distraught Republicans as to form a single unbroken whine.

Poor and minority populations are at high risk of exposure because hazardous waste sites are disproportionately located in neighborhoods of lower socioeconomic status and predominantly minority demographics—a circumstance termed "environmental injustice" (Faber et al. 2002; United Church of Christ Commission for Racial Justice 1987).

But changing demographics, a dire shortage of affordable housing and longer commutes are making apartment life more desirable.

"It is becoming, among some demographics, a very mainstream behavior," said Eric Garland, the chief executive of BigChampagne.

She was until May 2003 a senior editor at American Demographics, a magazine published by Primedia in New York.

And it appears to be working, with nearly a quarter of Lidl's shoppers coming from the wealthier demographics – a couple of percentage points higher than last year.

(Is that a large demographic?) A personal favourite?

Still, Ms. Robb is tweaking that demographic a bit.

"There's a certain demographic, a clientele that feels comfortable here," she said.

"But I may have moved slightly out of their demographic a couple birthdays ago".

Late in the book, the novel's anti-hero, Tyler Durden, gives his demographic a loose definition.