demography in Irish
demography in Irish is déimeagrafaíocht — demography means the study of human populations, especially their make-up, how they change and the social causes behind those changes.
demography in Irish
déimeagrafaíocht
The study of the characteristics of human populations, especially with regards to their makeup and fluctuations and the social causes behind these.
What does "demography" mean?
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noun The study of human populations, especially their make-up, how they change and the social causes behind those changes.
"She studied demography at university before working for a statistics office."
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noun The particular make-up of a population.
"The demography of the town has shifted over the last few decades."
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demography in a sentence
- She studied demography at university before working for a statistics office.
- Demography helps planners work out how many school places a town will need.
- The demography of the town has shifted over the last few decades.
- Researchers compared the demography of the two regions.
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What is "demography" in Irish?
"demography" in Irish is déimeagrafaíocht. demography means: The study of human populations, especially their make-up, how they change and the social causes behind those changes.
How do you use "demography" in a sentence?
Example: "She studied demography at university before working for a statistics office." In Irish, "demography" is déimeagrafaíocht.
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