Sentence examples for dipping attendance from inspiring English sources

On the other are Austin Polytech's own challenges — lagging test scores, dipping attendance and its recent placement on academic probation for the 2010-11 school year.

Compared with baseball's other news, though, this was a bonanza because Commissioner Bud Selig is busy responding to concerns about the sport's dipping attendance and being urged to respond to the fact that six major leaguers have been arrested for driving under the influence since Feb. 12. Ken Rosenthal writes on Foxsports.com that baseball should be tougher on alcohol abuse.

A funked-up version of "A Little Less Conversation" was featured in a World Cup television ad in June and spent four weeks as the No. 1 single in the U.K. The single netted the estate about $4 million and helped offset dipping attendance at Graceland.

They are not alone in having suffered dipping attendances amid general apathy among rugby fans, particularly where they and Cardiff Blues are concerned.

A major leaguewide dip in attendance could have other consequences.

But the Padres are not worried that better quality broadcasts will cause a dip in attendance.

Then he shifted to the current club, which endured the franchise's fifth straight losing season and another dip in attendance.

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, which is going through a rocky period – with board defections and explorations of possible mergers – experienced a dip in attendance.

DeWitt said the Cardinals anticipated a dip in attendance and sponsorship this year, and added, "I don't think any team is escaping it".

Optimists point to the shallow dips in attendance in past recessions, guaranteed television contracts, lucrative sponsorship deals and new luxury boxes in modern stadiums.

Last year, the movie business managed to meet a slight dip in attendance with a higher ticket price to end up flat for the year, which we all know is the new up.