Sentence examples for several demographic groups from inspiring English sources

For several demographic groups, the unemployment rate is already in double digits, including men (10.1percentt), Hispanics (13percentt), African-Americans (15.1percentt) and teenagers (25.5percentt).

The Tri Glide is now a consistent top-10 seller in several demographic groups, said Scott Habegger, the company's director of product planning, including the company's core customers: white men over 35.

The reason for this classification is that US studies are more numerous (and, hence, deserve a particular focus) and sometimes consider several demographic groups simultaneously (e.g., Pencavel 2002, Devereux 2003).

Several demographic groups were similar in their HLQ responses (i.e., effect sizes for differences in means were smaller across fewer HLQ scales).

In addition to white working-class voters, Mrs. Clinton tried to target several other demographic groups on Monday night.

Several successful attractions targeted the New York-New Jersey metropolitan area, Connecticut's primary target, offering packages of activities and events in a distinct geographic area of the state geared to several specific demographic groups, Mr. Bourget explained.

In the table below, we show average wages for men and women, along with several other demographic groups.

It focuses on changes in the occupational employment shares, highlighting how during the period 1997 2012 several socio-demographic groups adapted to those changes.

While he began to drop behind his chief late-night competitor, David Letterman on CBS, among total viewers, it was more alarming to NBC that Mr. O'Brien was not consistently beating Mr. Letterman in several important advertising-sales demographic groups — viewers 18 to 49 and 25 to 54. (He did beat Mr. Letterman virtually all the time in the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34

Also, several focus groups targeted specific demographic groups, such as youth, seniors, Spanish speakers, suburban residents and undocumented individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds, neighborhoods and socio-economic levels.

The aims of this study are to describe the methodological challenges in recruiting a follow-up sample of children referred to an interdisciplinary hospital child protection team (CPT) and to compare participating versus non-participating groups on several demographic variables and maltreatment characteristics.