Sentence examples for vast demographic from inspiring English sources

The consequences of this vast demographic shift, according to the authors, could be dire.

It certainly ought to be shocking that such a vast demographic - women with wrinkles - are airbrushed from Hollywood's all-powerful reconstruction of the western world.

The presidential campaign has opened a vast demographic divide between the old and new Mexicos, a political fault line that runs smack through the Martinez household, tucked along a tidy suburban street in central Mexico.

Perhaps mindful of the task ahead, not just in recruiting but in reorganizing an archdiocese that has undergone vast demographic changes in recent years, he seemed more daunted than delighted through much of his consecration yesterday.

While photographing the Republican primaries over the past few months, it sometimes amazed me that the candidate would give the same 'off-the-cuff'-style speech in town after town, regardless of the sometimes vast demographic differences".

Nonetheless, they attempted to appeal to the vast demographic who played Age of Empires.

If we had to guess, that is far too narrow an example of the vast demographics entertained by the show.

For all the excitement among marketers who have finally noticed a vast untapped demographic of hip, monied consumers, Boomers "have faced significant economic and lifestyle challenges, particularly in the aftermath of the 2007-2009 recession", points out a report prepared by marketing trade magazine Ad Age.

"A deep love of sports is shared throughout our community and we are eager to offer our advertising partners new ways to tap into the increasing economic buying power of Southern California's vast Latino demographic," said Publisher and General Manager Roaldo Moran.

He won across the vast majority of demographic categories, and he received more votes than Mr. Gingrich and Rick Santorum put together.

This historical pattern has not been altered by the advent of television, polls, or the Internet or by the vast political, social, demographic, and economic changes that have taken place since the Civil War.