Sentence examples for diminished ticket from inspiring English sources

None of this has diminished ticket sales, which, at more than $1 million a week, remain higher than most on Broadway.

The steady success — 14 consecutive division titles through 2005, plus three playoff appearances in the last four seasons — has diminished the demand for tickets.

The stakes-raising escalation of budgets and ticket prices has diminished the chances of such small, potent pleasures.

At the same time, the NFL has made moves over the last several years that may have diminished the value of Sunday Ticket -- and may make DirecTV reluctant to accept a hefty increase.

So that big red flag waving over the iconic Hollywood sign isn't the death of the DVD; it's the steadily diminishing number of tickets sold.

Some of those tickets are selling for less than regular-season tickets did, because expectations for the Colts are diminished.

In the last few years especially, ticket prices have skyrocketed and consumer choice has diminished.

The exposure diminished Ferraro's rising stardom, removed whatever momentum the Mondale Ferraro ticket gained out of the convention, and delayed formation of a coherent message for the fall campaign.

As a result of the behavior outlined in the lawsuit, the company says, "the inventory of tickets available to consumers who do not use such devices is substantially diminished, which has led some consumers to question Ticketmaster's ability to ensure a level playing field for the purchase of tickets".

The significance of Northwest's move for consumers was further diminished by its decision to raise the number of miles needed to obtain a round-trip ticket during the nonsummer months.

Several thousand tickets were returned, and most of the walk-up for the game was diminished in this city with a large Asian population.