Sentence examples for members which helps from inspiring English sources

Figuring cost of acquisition based on the $72 million production budget of the show, Amazon's internal papers show that each $99 yearly subscriber cost them a one-time fee of $63 on average for that group of new members, which helps explain why Amazon is so keen on building out its original programming slate.

Peace Corps asks all volunteers to interview staff members, which helps a lot.

His methods allow greater participation by audience members which helps to increase the impact of the message.

"Utopia" had a financial advantage that "Norman" lacked: a built-in audience among Lincoln Center Theater members, which helped fill early seats.

In the evenings, students attended informal lectures on American culture, Quadrangle Pictures film screenings, campus-wide sing-alongs, and square-dancing parties complete with watermelon at the homes of Duke faculty members, which helped to keep homesickness at bay.

Some people saw themselves as role models for other family members which helped them sustain their own behaviours.

In 1821, Schubert was granted admission to the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde as a performing member, which helped establish his name among the Viennese citizenry.

Benefits include Custom Personal Lists, Premium Member Highlighting which helps member profiles and their items stand out, and the removal of ads across the site (AdSense and eBay ads are plastered everywhere).

When he got home, he created the Cruise Tip Calculator (members.aol.com/CruiseTip/), which helps visitors calculate not just what they will owe, but how many tens, twenties and fives they'll need to bring.

Eurobarometer surveys allow for monitoring the evolution of public opinion in the EU member states, which helps the European Commission with decision making and in the evaluation of its work.

"It's a life-changing amount of money," said Richard Maxwell, a member of Woodhall Spa Rotary Club, which helps to raise money for charity and support young people in the area, including young carers.