Sentence examples for increasingly attended from inspiring English sources

There are only so many berries that can be supplied by the farms of Poteet, a town of 3,300 people 30 miles south of San Antonio — even though it is the Strawberry Capital of Texas — and that supply doesn't stand a chance against the droves that have increasingly attended the festival since 1948.

The World Economic Forum — held in the mountain village of Davos, Switzerland every year — is increasingly attended by technology companies.

Additionally, feminist epistemologists have increasingly attended to the interrelations between gender and other social categories such as race, class, and sexuality, investigating their significance for knowledge.

"We welcomed everyone with open arms!" Aminta Kilawan, co-founder of Sadhana: Coalition of Progressive Hindus, said that Holi celebrations in her Indo-Caribbean Hindu community in Queens, New York, are increasingly attended by non-Hindus. .

The military is turning out fewer pilots, so aspiring aviators increasingly attend private flight schools, emerging with as much as $150,000 in student debt.

Most of Updike's scorn, however, is reserved for the Muzak of commentary that increasingly attends major exhibitions, what he calls in one instance 'walls that talk too much'.

While the United States, Britain and other Western countries continue to draw the most Asian students, the report also showed that Asian students were increasingly attending universities within their own regions.

But thanks to the publicity the event has attracted over the last few years, would-be tech entrepreneurs with starry-eyed dreams of avarice increasingly attend the event hoping to network, meet investors, and/or advance their careers.

Because young women are increasingly attending college, pursuing careers and getting married later, they have an "extended adolescence" in which the mother-daughter bond may be one of their strongest.

We interpret these effects to be the outcome of the educational expansion in Austria during the 1970s, with more people increasingly attending higher education than in the past.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a health problem that is becoming increasingly attended-to in Primary Care (PC).