Sentences with phrase «keep up with changing demographics»

The tenant mix in the mall had failed to keep up with changing demographics.

The tenant - mix in the mall had failed to keep up with changing demographics.

Yet, at the Upfront Summit, Johnson and his other panelists warned Silicon Valley that they must keep up with the changing demographics of the nation, or they too will miss out on the opportunities that Johnson had been seeing over the past 20 years.

Not exact matches

Employment growth is simply not keeping up with population growth even allowing for demographic changes.

As the nation's college students are becoming more diverse, the demographics of the faculty who teach them are failing to keep up with the pace of change.

What has to be kept in mind is that both Apple and Samsung are already into launching their second and third generation devices while the entire tablet demographics too has undergone a sea change with the opening up of a new segment comprising of low cost tablets of the likes of the Kindle Fire or the Nook Tablet.

TV and movie watchers have gotten very sophisticated in the past years, and a few networks are determined to keep up with the ever - changing tastes and appetites of the demographic that includes millennials, Gen Xers and Boomers.