Sentence examples for whose demographics from inspiring English sources
Virginia, whose demographics are similar to North Carolina, is likewise more of a turnout-battle state.
And what does "American" mean, anyway, in a country whose demographics are all over the world map?
The righting and rebuilding of an America whose demographics encourage Democrats to believe they will dominate for decades can begin.
Martin Frost and Charlie Stenholm have been paired with Republican incumbents in districts whose demographics favor the GOP.Reps.
Mr. Gingrich may have been scared off by his disappointing showing in Florida — whose demographics are more similar to Arizona than most other states.
The closest thing to an exception is probably Ron Paul, whose demographics are more cellphone-heavy, but he is not within striking distance in Michigan.
"Marigold" may hit the sweet spot for the Academy, whose demographic overlaps with the film's stars.
Unlike the upsettingly pretty Bieber, at whose demographic he is being targeted, Maynard is not typical pin-up material.
Darcie Vandegrift, Des Moines, Iowa: "I'm a progressive whose demographic profile makes me about as likely to vote Republican as to fly to the moon.
It was also selected as Album of the Year in an online poll conducted by National Public Radio, whose demographic skews quite a bit older.
The party under-performs in England, particularly in the south, where voters whose demographic counterparts in northern England and Scotland lean towards Labour are disproportionately Conservative.
