Sentence examples for sharp demographic from inspiring English sources
Orlando Patterson, a Harvard sociologist, said Dr. Pettit "deserves credit for specifying in sharp demographic detail the extent of the problem of incarceration, which is an American national scandal, and some of its consequences".
Owing to vagaries of decay and burial among bones on a natural landscape and over such a long period of time (>25 years), the signal of this sharp demographic event is somewhat damped in the death assemblage, with a flatter peak in the WS frequency distribution than seen in species having more recent sharp population declines.
It is these historically black neighborhoods in southeast San Francisco that have undergone the sharpest demographic changes in the city in the past 20 years.
The results showed sharp variations by demographics and major area of study.
In the exit polls and the electoral results, the divide between the Democratic base and the Republican one seems as sharp as ever — demographics are sorting the electorate into opposing camps.
The demographic changes include sharp geographic, social and economic variations.
All of which has given Valentina a sharp appreciation of the dizzying demographic range in the high school, the range that in certain ways was made manifest in the February incident.
Yet, in both Chinatown and Elmhurst, one constant remains: customs die off when demographics take a sharp enough turn.
The demographic history of sharp-snouted lenoks is more difficult to describe.
This demographic demand was a sharp reversal of existing policy.
The demographic differences were especially sharp when it came to scratch-offs.
