Sentence examples for members far from inspiring English sources

Spoken contributions allow information to be disseminated rapidly to group members far away.

Even with a proper count, intentional shooting deaths of children — including gang shootings and murder-suicides by family members — far exceed accidental gun deaths.

To get shot in the head and live is to join an unbelievably lucky little club, its members far, far outnumbered by the dead.

Tinder Plus, the dating app's premium service, is launching today and will charge its older members far more than its younger ones.

His synagogue, the Kehilas Mevakshai Hashem, has roughly two dozen members, far fewer than the thousands of adherents commanded by the large Hasidic sects that dominate Orthodox politics in Brooklyn, each under the dominion of a grand rebbe, or rabbi.

At the time of the last general election I was conservation director of the RSPB, an organisation with over a million members – far more than the membership of all UK political parties combined.

The Nazi comparison was particularly ill-timed because several Pirate members' far-right sympathies had recently come to light, leading to a nationwide debate over whether the party's breakneck growth — official membership has more than doubled, to over 29,000, since the Berlin vote in September — has swept too many radical fringe elements into the group.

The members so far are mostly geeks.

The organisation's 22 members so far had been confined to the Asia-Pacific region.

Both chambers of Congress are on recess, and many of their members are far from Washington.

The insurer has added 646,000 members so far this year, raising medical membership to 17.5 million people.