Sentence examples for attendance contributed from inspiring English sources

The Queen's attendance contributed to a vast crowd, surely several thousand in excess of the official 50,000 limit.

Notably, the announcement said it would be introduced at Live Nation's amphitheaters, where low attendance contributed to the company's $228.4 million loss last year.

Deyan Sudjic, director of the Design Museum, is in attendance, contributing helpful glosses.

This indicates that not only classroom attendance contributes to this relationship, but also that advance quizzing in the classroom provides additional explanatory power.

This mechanism is more likely to operate among immigrants who live with children in school, for school enrolment and attendance contribute notably and more rapidly to the children's host language proficiency.

Uncertainty about pregnancy status and gestational age for women and healthcare providers is a key factor influencing timing of ANC attendance, contributing to delays and restricting early provision of ANC services.

Combined, the companies in attendance have contributed to over 4500 open source projects.

Apart from increasing the risks of complications during pregnancy and delivery, late registration and irregular attendance also contributed to undermining the reputation of ANC services.

Yet Surrey's bean counters will not be complaining about their investment in Kevin Pietersen, as his presence – on advertising billboards around the Kia Oval and then on the field – was surely a key factor in record attendances that contributed more than a fifth of total ticket sales for the Blast.

"This place needs to be that place where you can have that magical experience," said Kathleen Maher, the Barnum curator who has been working closely with Mr. Fisher on putting into place a master plan to make the museum more entertaining and engaging, increase attendance and contribute to the revitalization of Bridgeport's downtown arts and entertainment district.

The available evidence strongly suggests that GMIS is an effective mechanism to complement other interventions to improve health system performance and boost facility deliveries as well as skilled birth attendance; thereby contributing to the reduction of maternal mortality.