Sentence examples for attendance shortfall from inspiring English sources
After a hugely unsettling period for Salford, the Reds will have a spring in their step when they take on Sam Tomkins and Wigan, and a successful start is crucial to making up that attendance shortfall at their new stadium that so contributed to their recent problems.
Last month, Time Warner said it would not meet its financial targets in the fourth quarter of 2000 because of low movie attendance and a shortfall in advertising on its television networks.
They hired a helicopter, photographer and attorney, and discovered that the actual attendance was 95,000; a shortfall to the band of $640,000.
If attendance at school ceases, the resulting shortfall in education can cause long-term harm to life prospects.
Yesterday, effectively the extra day of the Festival, ticket sales were 54,817, a shortfall on last year's attendances in line with that seen on the opening two days.
But they believe that big attendances at future matches "would make up almost the entire shortfall".
Emmert has called for reform, including the need to address the shortfalls suffered by students whose scholarships don't cover the entire cost of attendance.
City Opera's decline resulted from years of deficits, the economic downturn, leadership turmoil, overly optimistic fund-raising goals, poor attendance and the drastic shrinking of its endowment, much of which was used to cover budget shortfalls.
Overall cinema attendance in 2008 actually dropped 5% from the previous year to just over 1.3bn, although Hollywood made up for the shortfall by raising ticket prices, as it always does.
A shortfall in government grants had forced it to start charging entrance fees in 1996, but the resulting drop in attendance -- to below one million visitors a year -- hurt its image.
