Sentence examples for fewer attendance from inspiring English sources

Combining into a single procedure, examinations that in some instances may have been performed on separate devices and/or separate occasions using current technology, will result in increased convenience for patients such as reduced travel costs and fewer attendance days, with more rapid availability of the results of imaging assessment allowing earlier clinical decision making.

"That's always been a problem with the old A&E which was built some years ago to cope with many fewer attendances".

Binyamin Netanyahu's faltering campaign for re-election as Israel's prime minister appeared to be dealt another blow on Sunday evening when a rally called to support the Israeli right saw far fewer in attendance than a recent rally called by the left in the same Tel Aviv square.

After initially expanding their physical presence more quickly, and averaging fewer visitors, attendance quickly cut up and for the past two years, stores have been averaging around 1 million for every location open.

To be a full member (as opposed to an associate member, which has fewer event attendance requirements to uphold) you must live within a 50-mile radius of Columbus Circle.

During the past few years, attendance has fallen in nearly every league, several franchises declared bankruptcy and a few more were sold for less than expected.

Though there were few in attendance, Mr. Elba, happily in his own world, did not seem to notice.

"As soon as the team starts winning a few games, attendance will go up again," Huizenga said.

Some studies, and a mass of anecdotal evidence, suggest that in the past few years attendance may well have been rising.

The prayers were in Hebrew, and though few in attendance spoke or read Hebrew, Rabbi Yehuda Berg said they all benefited just by listening.

It was disappointing for my team, our fans who traveled to the match to support us and for the Den Bosch supporters embarrassed by the select, ignorant few in attendance.