Sentence examples for members combined from inspiring English sources

With a projected defense budget of $578 billion in 2016, the U.S. taxpayer in fact carries roughly two-thirds of total NATO defense spending, or a little less than twice the combined total of all other alliance members combined.

Its economy is twice as big as the other members' combined.

In 1872, financially strapped, it was in danger of foreclosure until congregation members combined their savings to rescue it.

He has an M.B.A. from Stanford, a knack for resolving crises, and more sense than the four band members combined.

Instead, it uses its members' combined buying muscle to negotiate better terms for things like health care and pensions.

About 1.1 million Wal-Mart workers and family members combined participate in Wal-Mart's health care plan.

The potential members combine to produce around 40% of global GDP and one-third of world trade.

Delegates at the NUT's annual conference in Harrogate over Easter were told of progress in preliminary discussions, which could result in the ATL's 124,000 members combining with the NUT's 330,000 members in taking action.

Using cowrie shells, cloth scraps inherited from mothers and grandmothers, pieces of African jewelry, buttons, fabrics of African design and ancient stitching techniques, the members combine elements of their heritage with contemporary imagery and social concepts.

Consolidation refers to food supply chain members combining food categories and the levels of the supply chain in pursuit of higher margins.

Today a study by an independent private sector group whose 500+ members combine founders and investors from across London focuses in on that problem.