Sentence examples for increase in crowd from inspiring English sources

Former St Johnstone chairman Geoff Brown hopes the club's Scottish Cup win will lead to an increase in crowd numbers at McDiarmid Park next season.

This indicates that despite the increase in crowd size, the number of people willing to participate is small and increases more slowly than the number of people visiting the site.

"Then it starts predicting things that couldn't happen in reality, such as a huge increase in crowd pressure or people moving at physically impossible speeds".

It includes a fadeout for some subway lines and reduced service for others, the scrapping of certain bus routes and, inevitably, an increase in crowding and in rider confusion and frustration.

Wycherley has told the club's shareholders losses will continue to be funded from reserves, but warned those are running low and admitted they will struggle to keep on top of them without "an increase in crowds, a cup run or player sales".

Embracing a neo-baroque ecology, one can facilitate this increase, in essence crowd-sourcing patches by adding aesthetic function to their value.

"Irving came and we saw a 30percentt increase in our crowds, so it's improving slowly but surely.

This would: "...yield a persistent increase in GDP by crowding in private investment and would also stimulate growth in the rest of the euro area".

Although reasons for this increase are unclear, suggested contributory factors include delayed access to healthcare, increases in household crowding and declining socioeconomic circumstances for specific population groups [ 23, 24].

Severe ED crowding might be associated with increasing in-hospital mortality.

We attempt to answer the 'crowding' question - was the increase in HIV related workload crowding out, or was it associated with an increase in, the number of clients receiving population maternal and child health services?