Sentence examples for attendance away from inspiring English sources

One negative effect of reminders, whether phone or text-message, is that they shift the responsibility of attendance away from the patient to the organization [ 23].

As she and others offered comfort, those in attendance wiped away tears and tried to look beyond the fire, which broke out at 4 30 a.m. on Tuesday during a fierce lightning storm.

Attendances fell away dramatically and McLeish faced ferocious abuse towards the end of the 2-1 defeat at home against Bolton Wanderers last month, which was watched by Randy Lerner and proved to be a tipping point for the Villa owner.

At the National Gallery, 200 metres away, attendance levels are down drastically – so I'm surprised, for once, to find queues.

With a hardening shell of resiliency, they pieced together three defensive stands in the fourth quarter to quiet the 63,660 in attendance and turn away the Cowboys' hopes of winning a playoff game for the first time in 11 years.

The factors that go into picking a college can be dizzying cost of attendance, local versus away, public versus private, rural versus urban, big versus small.

For Roma girls, the secondary attendance rate falls away as they grow older, from 29 per cent at the age of 15 to just 2 per cent at the age of 18, increasing the risk of early marriage.

"The pleasing thing this year is away attendances.

The club have blamed a fall in matchday revenues because of poor results and lower away attendances.

So we are currently 38% down on last season, however the main difference is the away attendances and lack of a home local derby against Raith Rovers".

Barnet's first Conference match of the season - against Chester - attracted a crowd of 2,543 and while attendances have fallen by in the region of 1,000 over the past two games, Supporters' Trust chairman Derek Rocholl says the dip has a lot to do with smaller away attendances - as well as the move from Underhill.