Sentence examples for increasing crowd from inspiring English sources

Added pressure will come from the increasing crowd of wealthy Chinese folks, who have large savings and no good place to put them.

"There are a number of products that are aimed towards increasing crowd engagement," notes Mikelis Studers, CTO of Catchbox, citing event apps, voting systems and, of course, conventional wireless microphones.

These centre on reducing prices and increasing crowd numbers, after a number of years in which the previous management had raised admission costs and capped the number of people allowed in over the race weekend.

The match at Cairo's Military Academy Stadium, moved to a smaller capacity venue in the wake of increasing crowd violence at league games across Egypt in recent months, is one of 21 qualifiers across the continent this weekend.

But scaring children is the easy part; once I complete my run-around-yelling entrance I find myself standing in the middle of an increasing crowd of pre-tweens who were all demanding pictures.

But scaring children is the easy part; once I complete my run-around-yelling entrance I find myself standing in the middle of an increasing crowd of grade-schoolers who were all demanding pictures.

The per cent male biased litters declined with increasing crowding in NFD group (from 50% in crowding 4 to 0% in crowding 16), whereas this parameter was almost similar in HFD group at all crowding levels.

For four years the company performed one play a summer in Palmer Square -- three performances on weekends -- drawing ever increasing crowds.

Mr. Winston, in fact, argues that the level of complaints to the government about airline service would be declining, but for the increasing crowding on planes.

Budd Lake had been the site of the festival for a decade; increasing crowds forced a shift six years ago to Waterloo Village.

Mr. Metseydi had been drawing increasing crowds with sermons that condemned the government's religious restrictions, most pointedly on head coverings.