The Obama campaign worked out of the same office in 2012, recognizing a shift in demographics.
Still, there are sure, if subtle, signs that Cherry Grove has started to adapt to the shift in demographics.
This was largely due to a shift in demographics; there are now far more lower-scoring minorities in relation to whites.
We should remind ourselves, however, that these children's games did not disappear because of lack of interest or a shift in demographics.
And a shift in demographics over the last several years has compounded the problem; more single residents and fewer nuclear families are stuck uncomfortably inhabiting outmoded housing stock.
"I think we're becoming a white-collar town, if we're not there already," said James Marsden, a real estate agent in Warwick who said he was worried about this shift in demographics.
Though it has bounced back, the high rate of long-term unemployment suggests the economic crisis may echo for longer, especially in deprived areas like Scotland's west coast.The last of Mr Salmond's predictions is a shift in demographics.
A shift in demographics, the arrival of new immigrants, the waning of the crack epidemic, and other economic and social changes had an impact on neighborhoods in New York — and in the rest of the country, where crime also declined in the 1990s.
A further complication is that this massive internal shift in demographics — the very real arc from "Mad Men" to that inaugural stage — coincides with the realities of a globalizing era, in which jobs flee to far-off places and a former Communist backwater like China is suddenly called a replacement superpower.
