Sentence examples for membership hard from inspiring English sources
Even as the migration to the digital space helps to radicalize extremists, authorities say it also makes their activity and group membership hard to track.
He got his membership the hard way: he earned it.
Cameron's central arguments in favour of Turkish EU membership were hard to refute.
Since masonic membership is hard to prove, it is rare for masons to be caught out in skulduggery, but it does happen.
In 2002 it swapped its schillings for euro notes and coins.Rich rewardsThe benefits to Austria of EU membership are hard to quantify precisely, but according to various educated guesses they are substantial.
Exporters of metals and chemicals should gain immediately, but the longer-term benefits of membership are hard to explain to a population that tends not to look far ahead.Politics can help as well as hinder witness that Russia is in the G8 at all, which on economic grounds it should not be and may yet serve Russia's WTO campaign.
Membership of "hard to reach" populations is predicted by child, parental, cultural, and socioeconomic factors (see [ 34] for a review).
Also, the HCM [15] is one of the oldest clustering methods in which HCM memberships are hard (i.e., 1 or 0).
Bouts of enlargement (roughly one round a decade) added to the size of the market within the EU's borders.Yet nailing down the effect of EU membership is maddeningly hard because of the absence of a counterfactual: an alternate Europe in which the EU never formed.
This task consists in grouping genes in clusters, according to the similarity of their measurements; we performed a hard membership clustering, in which each gene belongs exactly to one cluster.
Hoadley et al. clustered the combined hard membership matrices of unsupervised clustering results from all data platforms to get the final classification, which ignores the distinct diversity of each data and oversimplifies the underlying clustering features.
