Sentence examples for even attendance from inspiring English sources
Even attendance at demonstrations, whatever their stripe, is down.
Even attendance at the nearby primary school is up, officials say.
Even attendance at Premiership football matches has never been healthier; between 2007 and 2010, crowds at games in the north slid 5%, while in the Midlands they fell 6%.
And while their focus on the anti-consumerist side of art (even attendance to see the unsaleable performances is free, but by reservation only) might seem incongruous at one of the world's most opulent art fairs, which is set for millions of euros worth of contemporary art sales, they are an important component of this year's fair, said Jennifer Flay, the FIAC's director.
James put Catholics in key positions in the government and even attendance at a conventicle was made punishable by death.
But it is more than near-term anxiety driving skepticism of the over-wrought excuses from the political parties when Congress after Congress incumbents have little to show for their "showing up" and in some cases, discussed later, not even attendance can be assumed by the voter.
Arsenal and Manchester United make that in one match now - our break-even attendance at the time would have been 83,000".
Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney was even in attendance at the party the evening before.
(Actually no kings were even in attendance).
Indeed, interest in undergraduate programmes has also sagged, even though attendance at university has soared.
Even so, attendance has been falling since 2006, when about 53,000 people turned out.
