0 If an event is well attended, many people are present at it: --
[ before noun ] The information was given at an unusually well-attended press conference yesterday.
Even the meetings of the unit-holders are not well attended unless an item of significant interest to everyone is to be discussed.
It is interesting that, although we had a debate on the same subject not so long ago, today's debate has been extremely well attended.
It was a nice service, though not well attended.
It was well attended by people throughout the borough, including representatives of residents associations and ethnic groups, for example.
The second meeting was less well attended.
The authors were aware that the hospital-based cardiac rehabilitation service was not well attended by local residents, and that the new community-based service need to offer better access.
The workshop was well attended by researchers from academic, industrial and government research centres and consisted of a series of paper presentations that are summarised in this section.
Consequently, we cannot give a detailed review of all the demonstrations, but all of the demonstrations were well attended.
