Sentence examples for risen attendance from inspiring English sources

And although the average age of tournament players has risen, attendance at the A.C.B.L.'s big national tournaments has remained above thirty-thousand tables in all but two years since 1972, and was nearly forty-three thousand tables in 2004.

The school has also seen rising attendance rates.

But he also notes a trend of rising attendance at veterans' events.

But officials said they were encouraged by rising attendance figures at performances.

Some shows have already cut back on concessions in response to rising attendance.

There was rising attendance at tracks, increasing television ratings for races and growing demand from marketers to be sponsors.

The fall-off followed four years of rising attendance, and came in a weakening market for independent film.

A sign that it may is the rising attendance at the Goethe Institut, the state-sponsored German language school where foreign students come to sharpen their skills before starting university studies or local jobs.

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The years following the conclusion of World War II were marked by rising attendance, the growth of the minor leagues, and in 1947 the racial integration of the game (for more on the integration of baseball, see Blacks in baseball, below).

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