The phrase "attendances do" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a specific action or result related to attendance, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The attendances do not reflect the actual participation levels in the event."
Alternatives: "attendance figures" or "attendance rates".
These attendances do not suggest the English game is in better shape than it has ever been, on and off the pitch, which is what its marketeers keep telling us.
The rise of "soccer" (more Premier League than MLS), declining numbers of kids playing the game in the US and a slight dip in attendances do not add up to anything approaching a crossroads moment for the NFL, but Goodell is too smart to ignore warnings.
Dwindling attendances did not help the situation.
Attendances did receive a fillip from the World Cup victory and the following two seasons saw a rise to the 30 million mark, which represented the peak since the post-war heyday.
However, attendances did not improve after the move, falling below 7,500.
Some experts contend that declining ratings and static attendance do not mean that Americans are losing interest in sports.
The Hunt may appear to be about an afternoon of foliage, friends, hay, horses, Corona and cabernet, but most in attendance do not even get a glimpse of the track, nor are they aware a race is actually taking place.
Additional provision-related variables such as the start of legal entitlement to ECEC services or the start of the right of free attendance do not have a significant relationship with perceived accessibility.
7. If you are seeing her at an event where your guy's friends might be in attendance, don't get upset if they know her and are nice to her at the party.
There are also concerns over the quality of the ANC provided in Sub-Saharan Africa: the figures regarding attendance do not indicate the specific quality or content of the ANC received.
Some doctors in attendance do not want to take the wishes of the family into account, because, in their opinion, it is better for all patients if they are fully informed.
