Sentence examples for members at most from inspiring English sources

The Communists were soon the most significant of these movements, as they had an underground organization and some Russian support and finance, but even they had only 7,000 members at most and had great difficulty in spreading their propaganda in Italy.

Some in the UMP say the EU should be much slimmer - six members at most.

N r) would have eight members at most if R is divided into a grid of rectangular regions (including diagonally adjacent regions).

Or both be family members at most animal hospitals for our pets?

They distributed the food packages and humanitarian assistance, including clothes and schools' material, basic food, and sometimes cash, to their supporters and members, at most.

The Chillwave genre is a direct result of internet music and the readily available contemporary and vintage music technologies that allow solo artists and smaller (often two members, at most) groups to create new minimalist electronic indie music.

Coalitions are assumed to be non-overlapping, that is, CRs are members of at most one coalition.

To help the company survive, the Teamsters, with 6,700 members at Hostess, most of them drivers, reluctantly agreed to a contract with numerous concessions.

Then a reporter asked Payne what he would suggest he tell his own daughters about why they are not welcome to become members at the most prestigious golf club in the country.

But as Brian Leiter, a professor of philosophy and law at the University of Texas at Austin, has written, faculty members at the most prestigious departments are likely to be "very smart (clever, quick, analytically acute), but less often deep".

That second suit has led to the resignations of two board members at Overstock, most recently Ray Groves, the former head of Ernst & Young, who quit last week.