Sentence examples for bulk memberships from inspiring English sources

Fastcase sells bulk memberships to state bar associations for as little as $2 per member per year, a compelling reason for law firms to at least try it out.

Bulk store memberships often require you to pay a yearly fee.

When they ultimately were allowed to expand, around the end of the 19th century, the bulk of their membership was middle class.

Fernando Mateo, president of the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers, the bulk of whose membership is made up of livery-cab drivers, said the report was "well put together".

Barring neurotics, says eHarmony, is to the benefit of the vast bulk of its membership and the results seem to speak for themselves.

But older alums — those who graduated before 1973 and who make up the bulk of the membership — could pay just $15 and be set for life, a policy that Mr. Getman said had kept the club's coffers empty.

The bulk of the membership is between the ages of 35 and 55 and probably falls into the categories of middle class or affluent — in other words, the very people who were once the N.A.A.C.P.'s base of support.

A nomination by a CLP gives no guarantee that the bulk of the membership in a constituency will follow suit, and much will depend on the turnout of more established members who may think Labour's re-election lies in going further left.

AAASP is an international organization, but the bulk of its membership is drawn from the US, reflecting the strength of sport psychology in that country.

MBA members who were not federally insured (the great bulk of its membership) typically refused to make criminal referrals when they discovered mortgage fraud.

The group was active in the state in 2008, when it built up the bulk of its membership, which now stands at 65,000.