“While mainstream magazines would morph into anything to appeal to their demographic, zines seemed authentic.”

“Many mental health counselors point out that the proliferation of analeptics on college campuses is partly a matter of demographics.”

“The new album spans a wide selection of demographics and represents a mosaic of musical influences.”

“As soon as you examine the alternative you see what good fortune this accident of human demographics has bestowed on us.”

“The chapter on population, for example, is careful to link a discussion of demography to questions of gender, education, and human rights.”

“However, many details of the historical demography of modern humans remain to be clarified and are subject to continuing controversy.”

“The real detonator for the Irish economic miracle is the country's demography.”

“The research by the demographer Ms. Duxbury, which we commissioned, has shown us the extent of the problem.”

“He found a Dutch demographer with teaching experience in a PH school in Pretoria to take up this challenge.”

“This new estimate is based on work completed in autumn 2009 by Mr. Stewart Clatworthy, a noted demographer of First Nations.”

“The first thing to notice is that demographers have never been much good at prediction.”

“To account for differences in population size, demographers often use the concepts of crude birth rate and crude death rate.”

“American demographers predict that upward of 90 per cent of young women will eventually marry.”