Sentence examples for demographics into from inspiring English sources
Forsim can simulate pedigrees and take evolutionary processes such as natural selection, mutation, and population demographics—into account.
He recommended, foremost, a new way of calculating pension obligations, which would take employee demographics into account.
Term limits pry seats open, the critics asserted, and thus enable racial and ethnic minorities to "translate favorable demographics into increased political representation".
After taking demographics into account, attendance accounted for 14percentt of the difference in test scores, while teacher certification explained 4.4percentt of the variation in reading scores and 5.4percentt of the variation in math scores.
He and his friends have even turned downtown demographics into a kind of parlor game: there are Cool Guys and the Art-Damaged crowd, the Parent Haters, the Dropouts and so on.
Now, researchers say they have built a better model by taking modern attire and demographics into account.
He turned the whole citizenry, regardless of ideology or demographic, into drama fiends.
Talbot said: "It brings a broader demographic into the singles chart.
He was battered to the ground and stomped on by a succession of strangers – orthodox Jew, black lesbian, Arab taxi driver – in an attempt to provoke and film "every demographic" into beating him up.
There's no hypnotism, no enchantments, no brainwashing – just three weeks of hard graft to transform Rachel, Tony, Pauline and Joe from harmless members of ITV3's core demographic into slippery grifters capable of heisting a painting worth a cool £100k.
The latest slice of family-friendly sermonising opens this Oscar weekend with Madea Goes to Jail and should easily entice his predominantly female African-American demographic into the cineplexes.
