Sentence examples for attendance making from inspiring English sources

Libraries suffer from generalised waning attendance, making them extremely vulnerable to cuts.

"We are going deeper into the pool of high school graduates for college attendance," making a bachelor's no longer an adequate screening measure of achievement for employers.

Adding an unmistakably British flavour to the soundsystem stylings will be the long list of homegrown MCs in attendance, making for a veritable Who's Who of top talent from across the years.

The away fans turned up in their droves despite the threat of closure remaining a stark reality, with exactly half the 2,144 attendance making up the visiting contingent.

The town is a Fatah stronghold and the party's armed wing, the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade (AMB), were strong in attendance, making themselves known with ceremonial gunfire and broadcasting the fact that they intend to avenge Jaradat's death.

Would your attendance make the bride and bridegroom, their families, other guests or you feel uncomfortable?

"A combination of demographic factors and very low, and thus rapidly increasing, rates" of university attendance make conditions especially acute in developing nations, he said.

To maintain the status quo from an era pre-internet-shopping, pre-retailing shift-work patterns and pre the precipitous decline in Church attendance makes ever less sense.

The fact that I can review all of Lauren Davis's wedding photos without actually being in attendance makes feel like a tiny pink cloud.

"No matter what they say, we play in the Garden," Latrell Sprewell said, when asked if the Knicks' superior attendance made the Nets' envious.

Renews faith in humanity Photo @RT_com pic.twitter.com/NasXqjX5Eo Those in attendance made it clear that Britain and the rest of europe are not doing enough to help refugees and migrants.