Sentence examples for poor attendances from inspiring English sources

These figures are hardly unexpected, given poor attendances.

Given how poor attendances were three years ago, that may not matter.

This year has seen a taboo broken when a critic actually called for a museum director to be sacked because of (supposed) poor attendances.

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has acknowledged being concerned about poor attendances ranging between 500 and 5,000 spectators for league matches not involving Chiefs and Pirates, who usually attract crowds of more than 50,000 every time they meet.

Oakley says that the recent poor attendances at Ibrox of 20,000 or below are the result of supporters being worn down – first by the demise of the club itself, and now with a board of directors who are detested, and who cannot get the club back on its feet.

(Poor attendances are a perennial Cup of Nations issue: it's not just high ticket prices, although that clearly doesn't help, but also the fact that most of the population has no disposable income – and so any price would be too high – and, as Mark Gleeson, the doyen of African football journalists, pointed out, the absence of a football-going culture in most of Africa).

Jackson was criticised for her poor attendance in parliament.

— had closed, racked by governance squabbles and poor attendance.

Debates in parliament are often abandoned because of poor attendance.

The Islanders have struggled with poor attendance and poor performance on the ice for years.

Schools are surprised to find students with poor attendance records have 100% attendance with us.