Sentence examples similar to low crowded from inspiring English sources

With the remastering, both the music -- particularly Mr. Motian's cymbals -- and the low crowd rumble are clearer.

"The most disappointing side to yesterday was the attendance – a record low crowd told us a lot.

The provincial party chairman, Tony Gara, apologized for the low turnout, saying: "Your excellency, we have a low crowd here because a lot of our people are at work today".

The League Two club's small size and low crowds dictate lower basic pay levels than many clubs in the non-league game, let alone at clubs in the Football League.

There have been disappointingly low crowds and, if there is one statistic that probably sums up City's experiences in this competition, it is that they have won only three out of their last 11 Champions League home games.

Embarrassingly low crowds trooped along for two years of friendly games at Wembley, as England struggled to find opposition bothered enough to do anything other than stroll around for a mutually suitable draw.

"There was a low crowd and a lack of atmosphere, but we've got to generate the atmosphere.

To facilitate comparisons, we divided the EDWIN scores into two groups, low crowding (less than 1.5) and high crowding (greater than or equal to 1.5), and compared the times to arrival in the catheterization laboratory and times to balloon inflation between patients presenting to the ED during periods of low crowding and patients presenting during periods of high crowding.

For low crowd density situations, pedestrians will be able to maintain free flow speed and are not interrupted by their neighbors.

That said, the new iPad has been available in neighboring Hong Kong since March, which could also be one of the reasons for the low crowds.

Major backer William Harrison-Allan says they are running at a loss because of low crowds and a lack sponsorship and commercial activity.