Sentence examples for effect of ticket from inspiring English sources

Richard Scudamore, the Premier League's executive chairman, may be guilty of underestimating the effect of ticket prices, but he deserves praise for normalising the prospect of prominent footballers revealing their homosexuality.

The ONS said that beyond the effect of ticket sales, it was hard to put an exact figure on the Olympic effect, although it cited increased hotel and restaurant activity in London as well as strength from employment agencies.

Certainly, there was substantial evidence that, in the world of big musicals, critiques often have little effect on ticket sales.

The thrust of the case is based on the merger's effect on ticket prices and various additional charges that airlines have introduced to increase revenues.

However, the negativity surrounding the tournament, coupled with the impact of the economic downturn, appears to have had a detrimental effect on ticket sales.

Lou Lamoriello, the chief executive of the Nets, was not available to discuss the effect of sharply higher ticket prices on season-ticket sales for his team after it won the Eastern Conference championship.

The idea is to give travelers "greater visibility into the effects of nonrefundable ticket commitments and fare changes" and to enable more efficient manipulation of the fare structure, Rosenbluth said.

China says this is for security reasons, but it has the helpful effect of making the ticket non-transferable.

During much of the 20th century, however, the effect of the general ticket system was to exaggerate the popular vote, not reverse it.

The law says that ticket sellers who wish to sell paperless tickets must offer consumers an alternative in a form that is transferrable -- a requirement that has had the effect of curbing paperless tickets.

In their paper, Mr. Makowsky and Mr. Stratmann did find that ticketing was modestly lower in towns with high levels of employment in the hospitality industry, suggesting that police departments might consider the effects of aggressive ticketing on local commerce.