Sentences with phrase «see the declining attendance»

I think the athletic department is living in some kind of bubble where they don't see the declining attendance.

The Paris Motor Show, which has seen declining attendance, held a press meeting in Detroit to explain how it is revamping its format, with displays centered around four themes: cars, motorbikes, mobility and technology.

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There is some dispute about that, but I see clear evidence that there's been a decline since the «60s of 20 or 25 percent in average church attendance.

It also seems obvious that many people concerned with declining church membership and attendance saw evangelism primarily in terms of church growth: anything that added sheep to the flock had to be good.

Hispanics have seen some heartening gains over the last few years, with a decline in the poverty rate, an increase in annual income, and college attendance rates at a higher percentage than whites.

In North America, church attendance has not seen the same decline as in Europe, partly perhaps because churches play a larger part in people's social life.

But I feel confident, that if we were to finish say in the bottom half of the PL and not winning any cups, the owners would in fact begin to see a decline in income from sponsors, merchandise, maybe even attendance and TV rights so significant that they would be forced to act.

After the strong showing of initial release Earth, Disneynature has seen its attendance decline.

The Chester Upland district has seen a decline in truancy rates during the past few years — average attendance is now about 80 %.

The affected schools saw the dropout rate decline from 5.5 % to 3.7 %, while college attendance and persistence increased by 13 percentage points.

Thus we see that despite declines in attendance, the Archdiocese of Chicago Catholic Schools continue to provide schooling for thousands of Chicago's students.

As we've grown our subscriber base, we've seen a dramatic increase in movie theater attendance among our subscribers, which proves to us that MoviePass is working to revitalize a declining industry.