Sentence examples for narrow demographic from inspiring English sources

"The Land of Stories" may appeal to a somewhat narrow demographic.

There are enormous limitations in using such a narrow demographic to engage effectively with the wider community.

As she writes, millions of other working women face far more difficult circumstances than our narrow demographic.

It was a simple observation and, I thought, a useful way to illustrate the extent to which the Australian music industry is dominated by a narrow demographic group.

As Jay Mohr pointed out, the industry itself is still dominated by a very narrow demographic of white and Japanese tech guys.

"The established music education sector remains fixated on formal learning (an area that draws an alarmingly narrow demographic)," she wrote in October.

GTAs are, as a group, drawn from a fairly narrow demographic, and financial hardship is likely to make them even less representative of wider society.

And she might well point out that the New Day was aimed at a narrow demographic rather than the mass market.

MTV doesn't play many videos, and radio has playlists that are targeted toward a specific, narrow demographic — white females between thirty-five and forty-five, say.

Mr. Kingston of Z100 says there is no other way for radio stations to compete for narrow demographics.

(He also envisions Adidas-sponsored athletes in mainstream sports like soccer and basketball participating in climbing events, to increase awareness outside of its traditionally narrow demographics).