Demographically in a sentence

But he doesn’t actually want to impede the flow of illegals who are demographically replacing the Historic American Nation.

In the early days, the Euro-seculars were the dominant group both demographically and institutionally.

It should be pointed out that online polls are not scientific samplings because they are not demographically weighted to conform to the overall population, but rather are open to anyone who chooses to take the poll.

The number of births in China tumbled 10 per cent last year to hit their lowest level on record – a drop that comes despite a slew of government efforts to support parents and amid increasing alarm the country is becoming demographically imbalanced.

This smaller group was demographically representative of the full panel.

Demographically, 49% of gamers in the U.S. are millennials while Gen Z accounts for 13% of players.

Demographically, there are obvious ways to distinguish the group.

Detroit is in trouble demographically, and So is Wayne County, the county it is part of.

Another cause is because somebody imprudently spilled the beans to “” that they are being demographically doomed to defeat while they still have a chance to do something about it.

Another race that’s making Republicans nervous is the second US Senate seat in Georgia, a demographically changing state.

As a relatively small nation with a neighboring country that is aggressive, demographically exploding, and openly harboring an expansionist ideology, Eritrea is well advised to protect itself from a demographic war.

King penguins are part of a population management and conservation program known as the species survival plan; it’s intended to maintain captive populations that are both genetically diverse and demographically stable.

Still, Todd Rosenberg’s script would rather find places for inspirational speeches than wallow in the darkness, so Jenn ‘n’ Sol’s large and demographically diverse group of friends go to work funding and throwing a wedding.

The Republican Party as currently constituted is a minority party representing a demographically narrow segment of the American electorate.

The study did not break down the disease demographically, for example by age, sex, race or income.

Why have we not made a commitment to return home ownership as a prospect for working classes over the demographically privileged?

Lemola and his colleagues analyzed the answers to those questions from a demographically representative sample of 2541 women and 2118 men.

One thing that’s hard to unpack here is that even though Buttigieg shares constituents with Warren that are similar demographically, he’s actually trying to ideologically position himself more as a competitor to Biden.

Residence, employers, date of birth, gender, even things like your education and interests all allow the Facebook algorithm to target you demographically.

The GOP is more demographically uniform.