Sentences with phrase «shift in demographics»

The range of creative products over the past decade demonstrates a real shift in the demographics of gamers and the interests of game makers.

Count this among the «long - run shifts in demographics and behavior» mentioned above.

With this enormous shift in demographics, the cutting - edge work of rural educators is coming not a moment too soon.

We need more hard thinking before shifts in demographics get translated into a new problem of access to legal services.

The way credit scores are calculated needs to change to reflect shifts in demographics, technology, and lifestyles.

There has been a significant shift in demographics, with homeownership going down as people are fine with renting later in life.

The Opportunities of Shifting Demographics and Pet Preferences — Future trends in the pet industry including shifts in demographics, lifestyles, economics and technology affect all businesses.

Tectonic shifts in demographics, economics, technology and media all seem to be conspiring against traditional retail business models and paradigms.

Barring a major shift in demographics or sentiment, that trend should continue.

Some look toward shifts in demographics since the 1970s — especially with more moms being older than before and more likely to have conditions like obesity, diabetes or heart disease — to explain why things have changed since then.

Joseph Ladapo, MD, PhD, assistant professor in the Departments of Medicine and Population Health at NYU Langone, and the lead author of the study, and colleagues wanted to determine whether U.S. trends in cardiac stress testing with imaging may be attributable to population shifts in demographics, risk factors, and provider characteristics, and to evaluate whether racial / ethnic disparities exist in physician decision making.

Now, a new analysis may shed light on how a person's family environment can shape their future children and lifespan, finding that individuals from large families have fewer kids and shorter lives — and that parental involvement can cause some pretty big shifts in demographics.

Dallas — Educators have failed to «put aside blinders» in confronting radical shifts in the demographic makeup of schools and a decline in the proportion of the population that has a direct interest in public education, Superintendent Billy R. Reagan of the Houston Independent School District told a group of educators here late last month.

That sweeping shift in demographic patterns has strained the capacity of school districts, and even state departments of education, to develop and pay for instructional programs to teach children who are still learning English.

Can Quebec legally or practically refrain from accommodating certain groups of people in the face of massive shifts in demographics that have threatened Quebecers» traditional Catholic identity, even as public agencies and municipal councils across the province refuse to remove Christian iconography from their buildings?

With homeownership rates sagging over the last 11 years thanks to shifts in demographic trends, apartments have become one of the most in - demand property types.

Michael Johnson, vice president of marketing and information for Chuck Latham Associates, will present future trends in the pet industry, including shifts in demographics, lifestyles, economics and technology.

«Rather, long - run shifts in demographics and behavior have been pushing them in that direction for decades,» says an analysis from FiveThirtyEight.

Shifts in demographic and economic factors across countries are likely to continue to influence undocumented immigration in the United States.»

Most important are shifts in demographic and real estate trends.

Todd, a former Republican chairman of the county legislature, has done a credible job of expanding chamber membership and with it the shift in demographics.

Prompted by this shift in the demographics of modern relationships, a team of sociologists at the University of Maine set about investigating the reality of older women wedded to younger men2.

All these shifts in demographics contribute to a greater need for on - demand, as well as region - specific training, which can be handled effectively through eLearning solutions.

However, if vulnerable and statistically lower - attaining groups are decreasing in its boroughs while increasing elsewhere, it could be that the shift in demographics in London is boosting results.

Rita Schwartz, who serves as the president of the National Association of Catholic Teachers, believes that a shift in demographics has played a role in the decline in enrollment, especially in urban Catholic schools.

Pet specialty retailers may also note a shift in the demographics of customers walking through their doors.

This is almost undoubtedly because of the shift in demographic pitch for this premium system, and while that is almost certainly the right decision, as after all you wouldn't want a garish plaything clashing with your high - end audio - video setup, we do feel the design lacks a certain desire factor.

As we see a shift in demographics at the undergraduate level, we're sure to see that shift increasing at law schools as well.

«With this shift in demographics... there are some great opportunities for acquisition.»

This shift in demographics is the impetus for the National Building Museum's current exhibit, «Making Room: Housing for a Changing America,» where they have a 1,000 - square - foot dwelling on display featuring a hyper - efficient layout, complete with movable walls and multifunctional furniture.

«I'm seeing a shift in the demographic with different values,» she says.