Sentence examples for because the membership from inspiring English sources

Because the membership is diverse, so are the workouts, which vary every week and can be adjusted for individuals.

It will also be much easier to join a credit union because the membership rules are being loosened.

Bernard Fallon, grand knight of the council, said the process was hard, because the membership includes Monsignor Schroeder's brother, nephews and cousins.

Some executives have complained that it is harder to justify the expense of large contributions to shareholders because the membership fees of the parties' most elite donor clubs have outpaced the rate of inflation, jumping this year to $250,000 from $100,000.

I say approximately because the membership itself is a point of debate.

Then, after calling her husband to get the number, they still would not help her unless her husband was with the vehicle because the membership was in his name," said Spanos.

The slick young agents who were peddling these "investments," were quick to add that it would be foolish to cash in, because the memberships could always be sold to others at a rich profit.

However, having members who are politicians is different from being actively political, and that should make Dhammakaya no more affiliated with the Red Shirts than the Catholic Church is affiliated with the American Democratic party because of the membership of US Vice President Joe Biden, or affiliated with the American Republican Party because of US House Speaker Paul Ryan.

Hotels like the private sales, which because of the membership requirement, generally don't appear in online searches or aggregator sites.

The price of Masters badges on the resale market is down considerably this year because of the membership controversy, but that means a four-day admission is still about $2,000.

No current workers have been moved down to the lower tier, and Harley Shaiken, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley who specializes in labor relations, said he expected the union to prevent that from happening because it would anger the membership.