Sentence examples for a large membership from inspiring English sources

The result was that while Jenkins swiftly gained a large membership, it was thinly spread.

The National Union of Cuban Writers and Artists has a large membership that promotes literature and the arts.

Congressman Bill Flores, of Texas, who chairs the Republican Study Committee, a House policy group with a large membership, said that he wasn't prepared to endorse Trump.

The group is not as well financed as Riverkeeper or Scenic Hudson, but has a large membership base -- about 10,000, Clearwater's executive director, Andy Mele, said.

Mr Rais is a former leader of the 23m-strong Muhammadiyah, a modernist Muslim organisation with a large membership drawn from urban areas.

It also raises the possibility that some of the abuse may have come from those associated with the English Defence League, which, it says, has a large membership of ex-soldiers.

With a larger membership that the Liberal Democrats and Ukip combined, and more elected MPs than Ukip, the case for including the SNP is undeniable.

SNP Westminster leader, Angus Robertson, said: "With a larger membership than the Lib Dems and Ukip combined, and more elected MPs than Ukip, the case for including the SNP in the televised debates is unanswerable".

For one thing, a larger membership would mean longer waits to play, and the regulars — who play almost every day, winter and summer, often until 10 p.m., want to make sure they retain the good court for their level of play.

Mr Adams said: "Our vote increased at the general election and we have more enquiries and a larger membership than ever".

The Green Party has a larger membership than both UKIP and the Liberal Democrats.