A dominant theme in contemporary political commentary on the left, the right and the center is that the Republican Party faces a grave crisis of both demographics and ideology.
No historical written records for the Sens and Dreux grave sites exist, but comparisons with demographic models suggest that the graves resulted from the Justinian plague (6th 8th century) and the Black Death, respectively.
I was particularly excited about a trend one magazine dubbed "nu grave", which is perfect for that large demographic of pun-loving goths.
For India, however, the demographic dividend could prove a grave threat.
He read a letter from a constituent who asked him to offer an additional amendment addressing the demographic imbalance between men and women — a "grave injustice" that abrogated the right of every woman to have a husband of her own.
Unfortunately, the major powers have yet to undertake globally cooperative responses to the new and increasingly grave challenges to human wellbeing--environmental, climatic, socioeconomic, nutritional, or demographic.
The numbers of thirtysomethings still living with their parents is stubbornly high in countries such as Italy and Spain, with grave implications for birthrates and family formation in places whose demographics are already badly skewed towards elderly people.
Those Americans who do tune in, with a median age ranging from 56 (NBC) to 60 (CBS), are regarded as a step or two from the grave by the youth-centric standards of a medium that worships the 18-24 demographic.
To review demographic characteristics, clinical features, and long-term outcomes of patients with optic neuropathy of Graves disease after transantral orbital decompression.
