Sentence examples for having no members from inspiring English sources

I grew up with families who still make an annual pilgrimage to South Bend for a football game despite having no members who ever attended the university.

In particular, p is valid if the empty set, defined as having no members, logically entails p for this is just another way of saying that p is true in every model.

For example, the property of being both T and not-T would determine the empty set, the set having no members.

Here by an atom is meant a pure individual, that is, an entity having no members and yet distinct from the empty set (so a fortiori an atom cannot be a set).

Mark says individual chapters of motorcycle clubs range from having no members involved in any crimes to ones where everyone is.

Led by Nigel Farage, it has seen its support rise from about 4percentt in 2012 to about 11percentt in 2013 -- despite having no members of the British parliament.

At first we had no members and no money.

Its funders are anonymous – and it has no members.

But Mr Crow dismissed this claim, saying Community had "no members".

It has no members, leaders, office bearers, headquarters, policies, participatory structures, budget or representatives.

Incidentally, Mr. Quirk's union has no members working at that court either.