Sentence examples for distinct demographics from inspiring English sources

Even before the current détente, it wasn't so much that the parties were captured as that their Congressional wings reflected increasingly distinct demographics.

As Ms. Frazier said, most people don't refer to "movie watchers" or "television watchers" (or "music listeners," for that matter) as distinct demographics.

Cooper, 30, is lucky enough to unite two distinct demographics in drooling, a feat that would make his contemporaries at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (from which he graduated in 2000) envious.

Neanderthals also seem to have had distinct demographics: The percentage of adolescents and prime age adults recovered from Neanderthal sites is unusually high relative to that of older adults and infants (commonly more frequent in modern human cemetery populations).

That the campaign hired her speaks to the growing influence of the immigrant youth movement she helped lead as well as the distinct demographics of Latino voters.

TERT mutations define a subset of SHH medulloblastoma with distinct demographics, cytogenetics, and outcomes.

Instead, we're dividing them into four distinct demographic categories, each with its own name.

San Francisco has one of the largest homeless populations in the US, but Haight Ashbury section has a distinct demographic.

There is a distinct demographic bias, where women appear to be significantly more susceptible to mental health challenges following radiation emergencies.

Under the former O.M.B. classification, Nassau and Suffolk were joined as a Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area, giving Long Island what officials said was an undisputed, separate statistical existence from surrounding metropolitan areas and a distinct demographic and economic profile.

Whether or not the term "waitress moms" endures, it defines a distinct demographic: blue-collar white women who did not attend college.