Sentence examples for base of members from inspiring English sources
Their measure, which would almost certainly appeal to a broader base of members than the one now at the heart of the debate, would include fewer gun buyers in newly expanded checks, but allow for the record keeping that many Republicans have opposed.
The strength of the teachers' union imprimatur in this election remains to be seen, even though it has at its disposal a treasury of at least $2.5 million, a large base of members to volunteer in get-out-the-vote efforts and a sophisticated trove of data to help it go after likely voters.
WeWork has long served its members with deals on enterprise software as the company leverages its massive base of members to get discounts and exclusive offers from folks like Amazon AWS and more.
The thing about this is that in order for your clan to be successful is that you will need a relatively strong base of members so that people don't join, and leave the next day.
The artist's Instagram account is mainly compromised of artwork based on members of the cartoon band yet one of his latest pictures features a stylised version of the 68-year-old, along with the caption 'Bad David'.
Of course, the fact that the survey is based on members of lay organizations, i.e. a selected population, may represent a bias of the survey.
The declining base of traditional members and the increasing financial demands (caused, in part, by the growth in the number of election contests) suggests that a retreat to a 'better yesterday' will be increasingly difficult to achieve.
So I think that, increasingly, you're going to see unions asking themselves, "How can we protect the talent base of our members?
Niyogi is excited to be working with Vinod Khosla and the team to help grow Miso from its current user base of 250,000 members (up from 100,000 in January).
