Sentence examples for attending much from inspiring English sources

They are still there, and three-quarters of their children are attending much better schools, says Stefanie Deluca of Johns Hopkins.

As a lifelong lover of theater, opera, dance, classical music and film, I find myself attending much less frequently precisely because of the proliferation of electronic media, but perhaps not for the reasons suggested.

Last year about this time, I was talking with an executive from Apple about e-readers and print at a conference we were both attending, much of it in the context of the mainstream media's original sin of giving away content if people happened to be reading it in digital form.

The key here is the uncertainty attending much scientific inquiry, especially in high-tech and biotech.

Her daughter Francesca attended much of the trial.

Her daughter, Francesca, attended much of the trial, and was visibly distressed following the verdicts.

Although Banks is attentive to the economic diversity of blacks, he doesn't attend much to other forms of diversity.

We need to attend much more closely to the incentives to hold and develop their businesses into world beaters".

Ms. Pirro, who has attended much of the trial, made a brief appearance in court this afternoon.

His wife Alwen did not come to court today as she was apparently unwell, although she has attended much of the trial.

"If I now have to spend considerably more on my tickets, I will attend much less frequently," Stacey Snyder, a frequent City Ballet attendee, said in an e-mail.