Sentence examples for members not many from inspiring English sources

But the latest boost for the second view came from the club's expansion to 27 members, not many of which are keen on deeper political integration.

Before 30 January 1933 the Security Service represented a very small organization which had hardly more than 20 or 30 regular members and not many more honorary members, so that one cannot assume central direction and professional training, that is a real espionage network.

The CIC's answer to the Federal Reserve is the Social Currency Monitoring Commission, whose job it is to contact members not making many transactions and to help them figure out how they can meet more of their needs within the system.

While this may be true, should the organization and its members not have many or any assets in American banks, the designation may amount to little more than symbolism.

To look at euro area members there are not many that deliver positive growth.

The bill could lose some GOP members, though likely not many.

Not many members can achieve anything much.

(It went nowhere in the Senate, where — relevantly or not — many members would be affected by such a tax).

"I would suspect that not many members of this panel, or even in this room, for that matter, have been in any kind of a firefight.

What a difference a year makes; not many members of Congress would today endorse anything about European banking, given all the problems that have emerged.

Other than those whose viewpoints are forged by theology, not many members of our present-day society will agree with him.