Sentences with phrase «most in attendance»

Walls throughout the building are plastered with signs prohibiting cell phones and cameras, though most in attendance wouldn't own them anyway.

I was struck how comfortable most in attendance seemed to be with the notion that «Bush - Obama school reform» was something of a unified whole.

Black Panther's Lupita Nyong» o stopped by the showfloor during last weekend's Comic - Con International in San Diego, though most in attendance probably weren't aware of it.

While it was clear from the audience reaction that most in attendance Thursday agreed that changes to state law is the best immediate course of action toward controlling the deer population, it wasn't unanimous.

With 12 players going to the European Championships Liverpool have the most in attendance of any side in the Premier League, but whether those professionals can make their stay count is another matter.

Not exact matches

The stadium is «the biggest and most visible foreign investment ever made in professional soccer in the U.S.,» according to the Journal, despite the fact that many MLS teams have struggled to drive attendance and only two are profitable.

Keller points out that one of the reasons to own a franchise in the first place is because owners almost always make money when they sell; but in the U.S. most teams aren't making profits from attendance and TV revenues are small compared to other leagues, all of which dampens buyer interest.

The turnout was impressive with 360 event registrations and a high - quality audience with most of Hong Kong's most successful investors and entrepreneurs in attendance.

Tickets top two grand and attendance clears 5,000 people, while most startup conferences weigh in at a few hundred attendees.

To my shock, most of the 300 in attendance either were not familiar with the provision or had not thought about it for a decade.

Making Kansas City the «Most Entrepreneurial City in America» MECA Meeting Highlights Wednesday, July 31, 2013 There were approximately 30 people in attendance at today's MECA Meeting.

This was familiar ground for Mr. Agrawal, now 47, an expert on innovation economics and one of Rotman's most popular professors; he'd attended an «endless number» of government - sponsored panels, round tables and meetings on the subject during his career, and many of the usual suspects were in attendance, including CEOs of some of Canada's largest companies.

The survey suggests that while church attendance patterns over the past three and half decades have been most influenced by changes in how often Southerners, Catholics and women go to services, other factors may play a bigger role in the future, Schwadel said, noting how church attendance had stayed mostly steady despite the demographic changes.

More than half of police officers also say most of their case work involves alcohol - fuelled crimes, while in hospitals 7 in 10 attendances on the weekend is related to alcohol abuse.

At the bare minimum, most of those in attendance probably got drunk (Keener, Bible Background Commentary, 203).

In most cases, regular attendance at AA should be an integral part of the plan of rehabilitation.

One of the greatest downfalls of the modern church era is the movement away from genuine relationships, and into the corporate model of the church where we think the most important thing is to increase our market share, and expand our influence through size, numbers, and a year - over-year increase in attendance and giving.

It is not by any means the case with all christians, but some certainly have inadvertently and unknowingly (in most cases) placed church attendance / society / culture / leadership and a particular book (the Bible) on the same level as they God they claim to worship.

In ethics classes, in which most of the students are in their first or second year of college, I first show (after giving advance warning and making it clear that attendance is optional) the Canadian Film Board's documentary Not a Love Story, which portrays some of the most violent and degrading pornography availablIn ethics classes, in which most of the students are in their first or second year of college, I first show (after giving advance warning and making it clear that attendance is optional) the Canadian Film Board's documentary Not a Love Story, which portrays some of the most violent and degrading pornography availablin which most of the students are in their first or second year of college, I first show (after giving advance warning and making it clear that attendance is optional) the Canadian Film Board's documentary Not a Love Story, which portrays some of the most violent and degrading pornography availablin their first or second year of college, I first show (after giving advance warning and making it clear that attendance is optional) the Canadian Film Board's documentary Not a Love Story, which portrays some of the most violent and degrading pornography available.

Church attendance had ceased to be normal in most of Britain around the time of the 1914 — 18 war, and had begun to be abnormal after the 1939 — 45 war.

The most striking declines in civic engagement have been for church attendance among moderately educated Americans, as the figure below indicates.

Josh Turansky, former communications director at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa was keen to remind me that most of the churches in the Calvary Chapel network average 120 in attendance.

Even our most successful churches such as Holy Trinity Brompton (HTB), with more than 3,000 in weekly attendance, can only accommodate such numbers by holding multiple services across multiple venues in the centre of London.

In discussing his own persecution during the Cultural Revolution, Ting told us about the seminary's closing, the destruction of most of its library, and his forced attendance at the Red Guard's political - education classes.

I may be the most inhibited person in attendance.

When you peel the layers off their conscious mind and reach the subconscious, you will find most times that they mean they don't like the teaching this institution gives about poverty, prayer, attendance at the Eucharist, and their sexual life, whether in or out of marriage.

Six years later, it averaged a weekly attendance of 2,000 and was listed as one of the top 50 most influential megachurches in America.

The famous Dutch cardinal, prime ecumenist of his church, was most sanguine about present unitive trends — but no more so than Protestants in attendance.

These letters drove home to me the sobering fact that the Electronic Church is a formidable threat to mainline churches today, not because it threatens to reduce income or attendance, but because it has revealed a significant failure on the part of most mainline churches to deal with many of the people in their own neighborhoods.

I always find it amusing that the highest rate of church attendance and the most fundamentalist (such as in Texas) are matched by the lowest tax rates, which makes the state unable to help the poor.

In most churches, women outnumber men in attendance and in membershiIn most churches, women outnumber men in attendance and in membershiin attendance and in membershiin membership.

The role of centres for higher learning • At diocesan and inter-diocesan levels it is most useful when there is an awareness of the need to form people at a higher level (GDC 252) • Attendance at a school for catechists is a particularly important moment in the formation of a catechist (GDC 248).

A little later my dad came in and sat down on the edge of the bed and said quietly that we should have a conversation about Sunday Mass, and probably I was now old enough to make my own decisions about attending Mass, that he and my mother did not think it right or fair to force that decision on us children, that we needed to find our own ways spiritually, and that while he and our mother very much hoped that we would walk in the many rewarding paths of the Church, the final decision there would be ours alone, each obeying his own conscience; that was only right and fair, and to decree attendance now would perhaps actually force us away from the very thing that he and my mother found to be the most nutritious spiritual food; so perhaps you and I and your mother can sit and discuss this later this afternoon, he said, and come to some amicable agreement.

The wife of my hospitable friend, with the most of the ladies in attendance, remained at the house and slept in this same manner, covering the floors of the different rooms.

he avid interest taken by exhibitors in the run - up to interpack 2017 that brought the world's biggest and most important trade fair of the packaging sector and related process industries record attendance of 2,865 companies, was followed by trade fair days from 4 to 10 May with high spirits and further records: 74 % of the approximately 170,500 visitors travelled to Düsseldorf from abroad — three quarters of them were decision - makers.

Reminding all in attendance «the complex picture of on farm loss» in both developed and developing countries according to the most recent studies was a great start on the significance of the problem and the need for quick actions.

It provides the most intimate setting with the largest retail and foodservice audience attendance in the industry today.

The feature will inform the brands and retailers in attendance of ways to take a more sustainable approach to their packaging, as well as highlighting the most appropriate stands to visit.

Following the culmination of its 25th anniversary show at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, HD Expo announced record - breaking attendance at the hospitality industry's most anticipated event.

Attendance this season has been way up in most cities, despite television.

He is referring most specifically to the 51,000 or so in attendance in April 2013.

Attendance and television audiences for Japanese games have plummeted — TV ratings for the Giants, the most popular team, are the lowest in 36 years — and there's a growing worry that the Japanese leagues will be drained of talent as top players flock to the States.

While Cameron McGrone, a four - star linebacker out of Indianapolis, isn't the highest ranked prospect who will be in attendance, he could be the most likely to drop for the Wolverines.

Still, 46 of the top 50 in the world were in attendance at TPC Sawgrass this week and most of the big names managed to get through to the weekend.

For some reason, most of the representatives from the various red tops and Sunday papers in attendance chose to ask the Chelsea star questions that everyone already had answers to, «What's Chelsea like?»

But even though most locals come from elsewhere, and there are so many other activities for tourists to choose from, the Knights are ranked fourth in the NHL in home attendance.

There's also a real irony that at a time when attendances at the Emirates have been steadily dwindling — in large part due to the old familiar failings and the lack of competitiveness — Arsenal are attempting to gain extra revenue by installing more of the most expensive seats in the house.

Pride of place at the top of the attendance capacity table once again went to Swansea City who sold more seats than are in the official capacity of the stadium — 134 more (though this most likely takes into account resold tickets via the ticket exchange).

When a shaggy - haired 19 - year - old trotted onto the Wembley turf as a 77th - minute substitute during Slovenia's 2 - 1 friendly defeat to England in September, few in attendance were aware that they were witnessing the start of one of the most hotly anticipated international careers in Eastern European football.

I was planning a free birth, a homebirth with no medical attendance; we planed to have only the most intimate in the birthing space, myself my husband and daughter.