Sentence examples for terms of attendance from inspiring English sources

Garber also raised eyebrows with his remark that in terms of attendance, the 6 million people who attended games last season, at an average of just under 19,000 per game, makes the league the seventh best attended one in the world.

Still, Mr. Cianci said, the bar "isn't breaking any records in terms of attendance".

Hollywood Park was the leading track in terms of attendance and handle.

In terms of attendance, the Great Las Vegas Gun Show did not appear nearly as great.

And as usual, whether critics love it or hate it basically matters not at all in terms of attendance.

They want to see what the end of the school year means in terms of attendance by families.

First, the success of Hull City's Tigers in securing consecutive promotions to the Football League Championship has left their co-tenants at the KC Stadium for dead in terms of attendances, increasing the pressure on Kear to deliver.

England 2015 has already been declared the "biggest and best" World Cup ever by World Rugby in terms of attendances and competitiveness, with the tier two nations stepping up and challenging the established sides.

"We want 2015 to be a success, both commercially and in terms of attendances," says Mr Gosper, a former professional player in Australia and France.

"Of course I can see the argument of Celtic and Rangers wanting to compete in Europe and not having the financial ability to do that because of the media deal for the likes of Wigan and Swansea of the English Premier League, who don't have anywhere near the pulling power in terms of attendances of those clubs," Mackay told BBC Sport at Cardiff's Vale training complex.

Rangers remains one of the world's best-supported teams in terms of stadium attendance and its far-flung fan following.