Sentence examples for prevailing demographic from inspiring English sources

Given prevailing demographic trends, this is not a winning coalition.

Because of the prevailing demographic, there are fewer 18-year-olds at a time when the cap on numbers has been lifted in universities, who are now free to recruit as many students as they wish.

Mr. Bashur said that recent polling indicated that 56percentt of voters in Texas favor Republicans, a historic high that reflects the afterglow of Mr. Bush's tenure as well as the other prevailing demographic trend in the state: the growth of largely white, largely conservative suburbs.

Any effect of the HIV epidemic is not loaded on top of the prevailing demographic, social and economic trends but has become part of their direction and force.

If dating is bad for most singles here, it is even worse for those who happen not to fit the prevailing demographics -- white and young, between 22 and 35.

Lee uncovers the monetary basis propping up a diminished yet still-prevailing demographic, though her drama is more suggestively insightful than rigorously developed.

Firstly, the prevailing socio-demographic differences between Malaysia and the wealthy industrialised countries; the low educational levels in our older cohort (89% have no form of education or low education level), a figure higher than the developed country[ 34] and higher proportion of older people in Malaysia are still economically active.

The prevailing classification scheme of demographic groups is itself fraught with anomalies.

If females can disperse and settle in large patches with appealing songs from local males, the viability of smaller fragments could decrease at an even faster rate, with demographic factors prevailing over genetic ones in extinction processes [41].

From this point of view, the asymmetric admixture patterns observed in our study are best explained as the outcome of prevailing natural selective forces and demographic determinants rather than being due to unequal stocking.

However, this finding is related closely to the broader socialization hypothesis in population studies, which emphasizes the role of individual-level socialization processes by focusing on the impact of the prevailing values, norms and behaviour during childhood on demographic outcomes in later life (Kulu 2002; Milewski 2010).