Examples of using Demographically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Demographically, it means nothing.
I am generous geographically but tough demographically.
Demographically, the number of Jews between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea is rising.
Of course we know China's big, huge, demographically and geographically.
For example, could you branch out geographically,or would it be better to branch out demographically?
It's a demographically small state surrounded by predators(Iran in particular), dependent on the income of one fickle commodity.
Three are distributed fairly evenly among families here,but one stands out demographically, I think.
Europe is collapsing demographically due to its low birth rate, while these[extremists] breed like rabbits and spawn like crabs.
Evaluating and analyzing of the target country and the investment region: economically, demographically, etc.
Demographically, Bronx women population is estimated at 725,817 with an average of about 777 cases of cancer infections annually.
Children, old people, every kind ofperson, with a predominance of young people because Brazil, was a young country, demographically.
Let the illusions end of some Israeli Arabs who dream of demographically defeating the country, and the economic strength of Israel will become absolute.
How do connected Jews and Jewish leaders around the world view Jerusalem's current situation-culturally, demographically, and politically?
The whole region issuffering from terrorist attacks that are killing it demographically and economically, and there is no political or security vision; there is no plan”.
How do connected Jews and Jewish leaders around the world view Jerusalem's current situation-culturally, demographically, and politically?
The decision was motivated by the need to disengage demographically from 1.5 million impoverished Palestinians and was based on cost-benefit analysis, not peace strategy.
Newsweek magazine declared 1984"The Year of the Yuppie",characterizing the salary range, occupations, and politics of"yuppies" as"demographically hazy".
Rather than fearing this prediction, we should embrace it, because demographically and spiritually, the Jewish people will be stronger for it.
Professor Robert Baki, the demographer of that period, warned Ben Gurion that Jews would remain a minority andtherefore the future state would demographically collapse.
Jordan, which is demographically similar to Judea and Samaria, and Syria have diminished from 8 births per woman, 30 years ago, to less than 3 and 3.5 births respectively in 2008.
This, too, is Greenwich, andthe two public elementary schools in this part of town look, demographically, nothing like most schools in the whiter, wealthier areas.
Demographically, Major League Gaming has reported viewership that is approximately 85% male and 15% female, with a majority of viewers between the ages of 18 and 34.
Nine select films were curated with the original In Jerusalem to form a new, inter-generational film about a city that has dramatically changed-politically, demographically, economically and culturally.
Its demographically diversified students will be able to cultivate their personalities, improve self-learning skills, and pursue life-long learning at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Only then, many years from now, will it be possible to consider additional minorities, and then maybe the Arabs across the Green Line will say that things are simply good in Israel-not in order to overcome us demographically, but simply because things here are good.
He emphasized that the Palestinians try to inflate their numbers demographically with an additional million people and declare a population of 2.7 million people, while the reality is actually only 1.7 million.
Demographically, France will surpass Germany as Europe's most populous country within this generation, and it's an educated lot, rating with the continent's best educated, with a slew of elite engineering schools to boot.
But these numbers cannot in fact be a response to the question whether immigration and influx of new populations is a good orbad thing for European societies, demographically, morally and culturally, whether and how we stretch the limits of our identity and our solidarity.
We understand that a country demographically balanced in terms of its abundant availability of natural resources, is better able and attitude to help reverse this situation, which would necessarily be reversed with changes multidimensional.
We understand that a sensible country demographically, in relation of its abundant availability of natural resources, is in better capacity and attitude to contribute to revert this situation, that necessarily will be able to be reverted with multidimensional changes.