Sentence examples for members make it from inspiring English sources

Or rather, I believe it is no more of a cult than its members make it, and no more of a cult than many, many other organizations I see around me.

Match.com's moves are worth watching because its more than 15 million members make it the world's most popular online dating site.

He says that in his 10 years at UCLA--its 51 tenured and tenure-track faculty members make it one of the largest chemistry departments in the country --"I can't remember ever interviewing any [underrepresented] minorities" for faculty slots.

The congregation, whose 1,000 members make it one of the largest unregistered churches in China, has been seeking legal recognition since 2006.

Clad in the blue-collar garb that reflects the area around Santa Maria, the jury members make it plain that they are no authorities in the fashion department.

Still, the large differences in wealth among Asean members make it "difficult to create common standards because our national standards remain so far apart," he said.

They are aided by the European Union's guarantees of free movement of capital among its 27 members, making it easy for the rich to shop across frontiers.

Once in power, a party could stack the government with its own members, making it difficult for the minority to regain power.

Interviews with local decision-makers and other institution members made it possible to assess the theoretical decision-making structure and compare that structure with actual post crisis management.

But it has outlived its old enemy: Charter 88 today boasts 75,000 members, making it probably the biggest political pressure group in Britain not dedicated to the welfare of animals or the environment.

Since Monnet's time the EU has grown to 28 members, making it ever harder to rely on trust.