Sentence examples for evolving demographics from inspiring English sources

Mattel's changes to an iconic doll reflect evolving demographics.

His picks for All-American teams reflected the slowly evolving demographics of football.

"I think the reality of the evolving demographics in San Diego County, coupled with the influx of turnout from the Bernie Sanders phenomenon, created a much more challenging environment for Darrell than we've seen in years past," Kurt Bardella, a former top aide to Issa, said of the closer-than-expected primary.

The increased diversity of the next Congress is not only a sign that national politics have started reflecting the evolving demographics of the U.S. population, but a potential asset at a time when difficult ethical issues are rising to the top of the political agenda.

We can all see the sun rise, and that's the win-win-win of market capitalism embracing evolving demographics -- understanding that the debate over austerity is the wrong one.

I recommend all of Planning Los Angeles, but its third chapter, "Evolving Demographics," explains a lot.

"This suit is about what should happen when constitutional law meets evolving demographic reality".

How should goods be distributed and wealth taxed in the future, in view of the evolving demographic of an ageing population?

The authors focused primarily on identifying the major alterations taking place in the city in recent decades, such as: new phenomena in the economy of the city, the transformation of the functional spatial structure or evolving demographic situation.

Mark Oliva, NSSF's manager of public affairs, attributes that shift to the evolving demographic of gun buyers.

The probability of evolving demographic characteristics in time to stave off extinction will decrease with fragment size, as these fragments have less time before hitting zero, and potentially less genetic variation for selection to work with.