Sentence examples for membership down from inspiring English sources

The wait list is long, and many fathers pass membership down to their sons.

The initial ardour of the fans has cooled, bringing membership down from a peak of 32,000 to 1,400.

A sharp drop-off in the 1990s brought union membership down to about 25 percent of the labour force.

In August 2012, its membership down to seven universities, the WAC announced that it would abandon football at year's end.

It has to do with reducing your Writers Guild membership down to its "financial core," meaning you have absolutely no responsibilities or restrictions except to pay the portion of dues that goes toward basic guild functions (collective bargaining), but not toward anything else like political or charitable contributions.

The European Union, too, has been working to build up institutions and civil society in Albania for possible membership down the road.

By then membership was down to 375 and still falling.

GAINESVILLE, Fla .— His church's membership is down to just a few of the faithful.

Many of the young men and women moved away, and several whole families, and the membership went down.

Membership is down on some campuses by as much as 80%, even though the student population is growing.

The surge in membership was down to many of the £3 members who voted in the last leadership election converting to full membership, Shawcross said.