What is "demographically"

Usage examples of "demographically".

The chamber of commerce and Main Street merchants might try to compete with an outlying mall, but demographically and institutionally, the mall had significant advantages.

A shopping center is an adaptation to place, but the place is defined demographically and economically, not ecologically or aesthetically.

This had the worst possible results, as the villages lost their economically and demographically most productive people without providing a foundation for healthy long-term economic and social development in towns.

The programme idea was his in the first place, which is why we have to originate from Miami instead of St Louis, even though the latter was a much better location demographically wise.

We decided that in game shows in the future, contestants will win a free focus-grouping, where they spend six hours with ten demographically preselected focus-groupers commenting and criticizing all aspects of their lives.

The article made the deaths sound like just another couple of overdoses and made no mention of other demographically similar occurrences in the recent past.