Sentence examples for making demographic from inspiring English sources

One positive aspect of the new Fox News/Pulse surveys is that Fox is making demographic cross-tabulations freely available (example here) that Rasmussen Reports keeps behind a subscription wall.

Russia will be much smaller, its dwindling population "spread so thinly across a territory so vast that it no longer even makes demographic sense as a country".

Ad buyers can make demographic decisions about the targeting themselves and also incorporate their own data sources on people's online behavior to do additional targeting for certain types of ads.

Angela Merkel has initiated many projects; she wanted to be a climate chancellor, to make demographic changes, and to redefine financial markets.

The tool is currently not suitable for the simulation of vector-borne diseases, infection transmission depending on local contact patterns such as sexually transmitted diseases and diseases with a time scale that would make demographic effects relevant.

Once the treatment decision was made, demographics for all patients were entered into an electronic file maintained by the clinic nursing staff.

But there were no ads during the debate itself, making that demographic statistic less significant.

It is, but primarily because more nations are making the demographic transition to fewer children and more human capital investment.

"Rather than saying here's a list of people who followed your demographic, they say Why don't you give me some money, and I'll make that demographic or those who are interested in this will see it.

"But these make no demographic sense and must be overcome as we become an older society".

Mr Benjamin makes a demographic projection of a kind more often heard on American lips than European ones.