Sentence examples for true attendance from inspiring English sources

True, attendance is down by 5.6percentthis yearar, but with flag races heating up -- if they are allowed to heat up -- and players going for records, that deficit might be erased.

While the WWE and Silverdome management have always maintained that the 93,173 figure is correct, debate continues among wrestling fans as to what the true attendance was on the day.

In the current study, screen-detected cancer was defined according to true attendance at mammography screening.

Though projections assumed capacity crowds of 18,000, the true Nets attendance — measured in tickets scanned inside the arena, not tickets purchased — was closer to 15,000 on average, owing primarily to a "no-show rate" of about 10 percent.

But while it is true that attendance at elite American universities is farther out of reach for lower-income students, it is certainly not the case that a college education is farther out of reach.

While it's true that attendance is up at well-funded, mainstream institutions such as New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art or Los Angeles' Getty the increase has been more pronounced at smaller, more eccentric institutions.

With his usual blunt manner, father-of-three Howard Stern recently asked, "What kind of idiot goes to SeaWorld anyway?" And it's true that attendance at the parks continues to drop.

In addition, information-sharing problems inflated the number of appointments recorded as 'did not attend'; the clinic's true non-attendance rate is likely to be considerably lower than the 15.7% initially documented.

And for the true nut aficionado, attendance at Snackex 2005, Europe's largest annual snacks event, is likely to be compulsory.

Remember, the college will determine the true cost of attendance through tuition discounts (grants, loans, work-study) Find out how generous various colleges have been in the past.

The failure of colleges and universities at all levels to convey the true costs of attendance will only exacerbate the public shellacking that they receive in the media, statehouses, and on Capitol Hill.