Sentence examples for attendance has remained from inspiring English sources

Cinema attendance has remained static.

While church attendance has remained low, growing numbers of Russians identify themselves as Russian Orthodox.

But over all, museum officials say, attendance has remained stubbornly low.

Mr. Adams notes that weekly church attendance among Canadians has plummeted since the 1950's while American church attendance has remained virtually constant.

Finances remain a concern because the park has been losing about $3 million a year, even though attendance has remained between 850,000 and one million annually in recent years.

Kenya, like several countries in Africa, has alarming maternal health indicators, with a maternal mortality ratio of 488 per 100,000 live births, and its proportion of skilled birth attendance has remained below 50% for over a decade (45% in 1998, 42% in 2003, & 44% in 2008/9, according to Kenya's Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS) [ 7].

Mr. Fogel also noted that while attendance had remained strong, box office income had been flat because of audience resistance to price increases, and that the value of the endowment had dropped.

Still, the company added that: "Encouragingly, attendances have remained strong and the shows have been very successful judging by the response from exhibitors and attendees which is important vis a vis positioning for eventual economic recovery".

And despite the dinner's vast and visible attendance, it has remained discreetly under the radar.

Linfield's average home attendance for a league game is approximately 1,900 – the highest in the division and roughly twice as large as the league's average attendance overall, which has remained relatively steady at 800 900 spectators per game since the current league format began in 2008.

And attendance to live shows has remained steady since the US recession first hit in 2008.