Sentence examples for lost membership from inspiring English sources

The more liberal, modernizing bodies have lost membership, money, morale.

In many European countries this meant that the church lost membership among the working classes.

The only members who have lost membership because of testimony were those who were found, after thorough investigation, to have testified inaccurately or fallaciously.

Jake Rosenfeld, a sociology professor and labor expert at the University of Washington, said the strikes could elevate the union movement's standing among younger workers who have grown up in an era when unions have steadily lost membership and power.

As a result unions in the majority of industrialized countries have lost membership and continue to debate how best to adjust their strategies and practices to their changing environments.

When the century-old Bronx Chamber of Commerce gradually lost membership and died a slow death in the 1990's, the borough also became the only one without a private umbrella organization representing its business community.

For Indians who lose membership in a tribe, the financial impact can be huge.

"The Republican Party, on the other hand, is losing membership and arguably its identity, and is probably more ripe for breakup".

"They don't want to lose membership, because membership feeds into all their products," said Robert Binstock, a professor of aging, health and society at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.

The consequences of non-compliance includes losing membership; the onus falls on members themselves, as well as those seeking to butter them up.

Organized labor has been steadily losing membership since the 1970's -- making academia a welcome market -- and both the United Auto Workers and the American Federation of Teachers vied to negotiate on behalf of Penn's graduate students.