Sentence examples for aggregate crowd from inspiring English sources

A total of 17.1m supporters attended the 1,656 league matches played during 2009-10, up 4.4% on last season and the highest aggregate crowd figure since 1959/60.

But Solly was pleased with the aggregate crowd of 52,889 – slightly up on the 2015 total of 51,902 – and says he will begin talks with Super League clubs in the coming weeks on how to grow the concept.

The event, which was played at the Sam Boyd Stadium over three days, attracted an aggregate crowd of 67,341, 3,000 more than the previous best, which was set last year.

St James Parkk was chosen to host the annual round of league fixtures "on the road" last May because Manchester's Etihad Stadium was unavailable due to construction work but it proved a popular decision, with a record aggregate crowd of 67,788 watching the two-day spectacular and delivering an estimated £4.2m boost to the local economy.

A total of 61,503 spectators came to the Sydney Test, the smallest aggregate crowd for the New Year Test match since 1992 – although it should be said that two days were washed out completely and there were only 11 overs on the second day.

Overall, aggregate crowds on the opening weekend were slightly down (1.7%) compared with last season's opening weekend.

With existing coverage in Europe, the combined companies claim aggregate crowds of more than 1.5 million data gatherers, which will enable consumer goods companies to get a consistent view of in-store performance in 21 countries.

In simple language, instead of calculating how to best achieve what they want in splendid isolation, people in networks mostly opt to follow the crowd a choice that is rational in its way, based on the assumption that in aggregate the crowd is better informed than the individual.

People used to aggregate in crowds in real life, now the internet has enabled us to communicate in great masses online".

These networks will aggregate consumer demand - crowd sourcing ideas for businesses, innovating and changing the traditional power relationship between consumer and business.

Third, conditions of transient overexpression generally increase the tendency of proteins to aggregate due to molecular crowding.