Sentence examples for low membership from inspiring English sources

Low membership was just part of the problem in 1984.

Low membership, in fact, almost scuttled the ceremony.

Overtime Fitness was a teenagers-only gym but in July began admitting adults because of low membership.

Could the reportedly low membership of the British Association of Social Workers (BASW) be related to this?

Laura Tauscher, chief executive of Overtime Fitness, attributed low membership rates to logistics: its location requires pickup and drop-off for teenagers who do not drive.

Anyone can come in and work on a self-funded project for a very low membership fee as long as it falls within generally accepted guidelines for biosafety.

The union, which once counted 1.5 million members, now has fewer than 400,000, the lowest membership since 1940.

For each of many possible sets of values that satisfy the relationships, the lowest membership grade is checked and the set whose lowest membership grade is the highest is chosen as the best set of values for the problem.

And hotels offer upgrades, promos and other perks, even at the lowest membership levels.

Plotting accessions with low partial membership (maximal proportion of membership into a group lower than 0.6) blurred this geographic stratification.

Consider investing in One time fee or low cost membership programs of various websites to see if you can offset the cost of the membership with saving.