Sentence examples for dwindling attendance from inspiring English sources

All these experiments met with grumblings from subscribers and, in some cases, dwindling attendance.

But there have been tradeoffs: fewer victories, diminished television exposure, disappointed alumni and dwindling attendance.

Angie Lee, taking heat for mounting losses and dwindling attendance, resigned yesterday as Iowa's coach.

Years of last-place finishes and dwindling attendance have taken their toll.

"They all went to corporate America, turned their backs on the fans, and they got dwindling attendance and dwindling ratings.

20 in Germany, on dwindling attendance and sponsorship money being drained off by the Golden League meetings.

Dwindling attendances did not help the situation.

Tyrannosaurus is "the ultimate animal for a zoo with dwindling attendances".

The club blamed poor form, particularly at home, which they said had caused dwindling attendances.

Does it want Widnes v Wakefield four or five times a year, dwindling attendances and a lack of interest?

Other ideas under consideration as part of the ongoing review of the FA Cup, set in train by the former chief executive Ian Watmore in response to dwindling attendances and relevance, include playing some rounds under floodlights rather than at weekends, drastically overhauling the scheduling and consulting with broadcasters about innovative new approaches to presentation.