Sentence examples for improved membership from inspiring English sources

"He improved membership, dining services, pool services — he raised the bar," he said.

Applewhite and Nettles began to place greater demands on their followers' heretofore loosely structured lives, which improved membership retention.

Amazon sparked an outcry from customers earlier this year when it hiked the cost of the Prime service from £49 to £79 because the supposedly "improved" membership included access to Instant Video which many customers didn't want.

The amount of load power to be shed is determined via a modified version of fuzzy system, which consists of improved membership functions by optimization algorithm.

Then we give an improved membership function dependent stability analysis approach, which involves the calculated values of the membership function and its derivatives.

For instance, in long lost past, a variety of research to improve membership functions in fuzzy controllers which had been used in UAVs have been conducted via genetic algorithm, that also this theory has been used to detect status of system, indicating such a theory as a suitable method to detect status of aerial robot.

We had a generational opportunity to improve our membership terms.

Still, one thing must now be clear to everybody: there is no hope of improving our membership terms or of fundamentally reforming the EU from within.

It plans to spend the cash on its revival plans including revamping grocery stores and improving its membership scheme The anticipated windfall comes at a useful time for the group, which is halfway through a three-year turnaround programme after its bank came close to collapse in 2013, threatening the existence of the entire group.

Despite concerns by opponents that the Klan would regain full force after the conclusion of World War II, it was unable to improve its membership and was under pressure from the Internal Revenue Service for failure to pay taxes.

Officially, the 50-strong caucus, including former cabinet ministers John Redwood and Owen Paterson, wishes Cameron well in his bid to deliver improved terms of membership for Britain in the EU.