Sentence examples for sparsely attended event from inspiring English sources

At the Naples rally, a low-key and sparsely attended event, Mr. Rutelli asked voters to reject the candidate who represented the "few and the privileged".

Or does a sparsely attended event on Monday at the Meadowlands, at least by his recent standards, translate into a New Jersey defeat?

When she hired a market research firm to conduct a survey of members after the sparsely attended event, she said, the primary reason many cited for not attending was the inability to find convenient, direct flights at a reasonable price.

The polite and sparsely attended event -- the audience never exceeded two dozen -- took place here in the gymnasium at the Indian School, established in 1890 to educate the children of American Indians.

"I think the Hispanic community is one of the fastest growing in New York," he told a reporter who had asked why he bothered with such a sparsely attended event.

This sparsely attended event concluded with Mr. Carter's complex Triple Duo (1983), which treats the six-person ensemble as three duos: flutist-clarinetist (here, Jayn Rosenfeld and Jean Kopperud, with Ms. Rosenfeld doubling on piccolo), violinist-cellist (Linda Quan and Christopher Finckel) and pianist-percussionist (Stephen Gosling and Daniel Druckman).

At some sparsely attended events, they are extra bodies to fill out a crowd shot for the television cameras.

As I drove home along the Corniche, Jeddah's bustling beach road, I was struck by the contrast between the echoing atmosphere of the sparsely attended Science Center event and the bright lights of the crowded amusement parks and hookah cafes -- the brash and materialistic culture that many of these short films question.

Issues of gender went entirely unremarked on during the sparsely attended but festive event.

With events sparsely attended on weekends (homecoming excluded), little is scheduled.

What if the event was sparsely attended?