Sentence examples for members compared with from inspiring English sources

It now has 64m members compared with 50m in 1990.

In April 2015 it had 16,471 members, compared with a target of 31,000.

In those early days, the United Nations had only 55 members, compared with 189 today.

The Charlotte Symphony has 61 full-time members, compared with slightly more than 100 in most first-rank orchestras.

The issue lies in seventh place for members compared with the public, who make it the top issue.

As provided for in the new city charter, it has 51 members, compared with 35 in the Council it succeeds.

CEESEG says it has 63 international trading members, compared with the WSE's 20.

More than 8% of students are now members, compared with just over 1% in 1990.

In 2005 only 14% of American workers were union members, compared with 27% in 1979.

The Sierra Club, which now has 750,000 members (compared with 114,000 in 1970), can still mobilise individual Americans.

The government will have 14 members, compared with 16 in the previous Socialist administration of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero.