Sentence examples for perhaps attendance from inspiring English sources

The team's record has suffered, but not to the point that the Yankees are out of contention, and perhaps attendance (and ratings) will start to swell as fans seize on the Yankees' uphill battle to at least grab a wild-card spot.

Perhaps attendance and time management as measures of responsible behaviour should be evaluated separately from feedback on other aspects of professional behaviour, a suggestion that was also put forward during the plenary discussion at a recent symposium on professionalism (Centre for Excellence in Developing Professionalism 2010; van Mook and van Luijk 2010).

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, who voted with the majority, nevertheless kept alive the importance of school integration: in a separate opinion, he wrote that school districts could be creative, perhaps reconfiguring attendance zones to spur socioeconomic diversity.

Some participants have been lost to follow-up, perhaps because attendance at diabetes education classes was not always accessible or convenient.

But some in attendance, perhaps hopped up on free espresso, jokingly reached for even more grandiose claims.

If you weren't one of the nearly 2,000 people in attendance, perhaps you were one of the 97,855 unique viewers who caught some of the presentations streamed live on video.

Clippers owner Donald Sterling was in attendance, perhaps watching between the fingers of the hand over his eyes.

The curate from 1823 to 1842, one John Jones, brought a significant turnaround in attendance; perhaps the most unusual innovation was a houseboat – the "Boatmans' Floating Chapel" – acquired in 1839, for use as a chapel serving the families working on the river and the Oxford Canal.

There were a hundred and eight players in all, with perhaps seventy spectators in attendance.

But underlying and perhaps fortifying the low attendance is the impending sale of the team.

He is obviously managing the crisis over the attendance allowance, perhaps towards a U-turn.