Sentence examples for large membership from inspiring English sources

Big-city unions have large membership bases and are generous when it comes to campaign contributions.

The result was that while Jenkins swiftly gained a large membership, it was thinly spread.

Despite its large membership, the chamber of the House of Commons seats only 427 persons.

The National Union of Cuban Writers and Artists has a large membership that promotes literature and the arts.

For instance, throughout the 1990s, the Board carried a very heavy caseload and had a large membership.

Congressman Bill Flores, of Texas, who chairs the Republican Study Committee, a House policy group with a large membership, said that he wasn't prepared to endorse Trump.

As a large membership-supported organization, there is likely also a natural instinct at the Board of Trade to focus on issues where there is broad consensus among the membership rather than wading into the more difficult issues that are more divisive.

Such access makes nonprofits with large memberships especially attractive to many companies.

Most set up foundations to finance political advocacy or donate to existing NGOs, many of which have large memberships.

In the period since World War II, especially in the United States, such cults can have large memberships.

In western Europe the acquisition of such rights by shooting clubs, generally with large memberships, increased in modern times.