Sentence examples for boosting attendance from inspiring English sources

Of course, early adopters might be boosting attendance at this stage of the run.

Even the nonprofit museums, which have taken the place of the Roman Catholic Church as the primary patrons of grand-scale architecture, are choosing ambitious designs in the hope of raising their profile and boosting attendance.

AT&T, Bell & Howell and Robertson, Stephens & Co. relied on Broadcast.com to cybercast shareholder meetings, for instance, boosting attendance.

ONC writes stories primarily for a news audience and for DukeToday, but is not an events promotion organization tasked with boosting attendance at campus events.

Although Beckham was injured most of the time and did not provide much on the pitch, he created a lot of press for the league and was responsible for boosting attendance wherever the Galaxy played.

The school's principal told the Associated Press that the program was successful in boosting attendance.

The hope of the four teams involved is that some of those watching for the first time will be tempted to follow one regularly, boosting attendances that have rarely hit the five-figure mark this season.

Although it is unclear how many of these soccer players attend M.L.S. games, the league has worked not only to boost attendance and spending on soccer, but to increase participation in the sport over all.

"Every time he talks about it, he boosts attendance".

But the bigger challenge may be simply to boost attendance in the non-Danish parks.

The gallery presumably chose this image as the most likely to boost attendance.