Sentence examples for membership is declining from inspiring English sources

Party membership is declining too by 40% in 13 European democracies between the late 1970s and late 1990s, according to one study.

While union membership is declining nationally, it is growing in California, and much of that growth can be attributed to Latino immigrants.

Some might say it's a good thing, others might say the opposite, but there's no denying that union membership is declining in the United States.

"Union membership is declining and one of the reasons it is declining is because people don't have confidence in the unions," the prime minister said.

Opinion polls show that support for EU membership is declining among Czechs and Poles as populist politicians successfully exploit resentment against the perceived stinginess of Brussels.

According to the American Society of Association Executives – yes, there's an association for associations — association membership is declining across the board.

Union membership was declining fast.

Membership was declining, and, like the rest of the left at the time, the CPGB seemed to be engaged in a hideous struggle to strangle itself.

But elsewhere in the economy, "the defining narrative of the union today is declining membership and they remain very much under attack". The Hollywood guilds have maintained their dominance even as the major studios have come under control of major media conglomerates.

Membership has been declining (currently 120,000 in Pennsylvania, down from 260,000 when Mr. Sturgeon joined in 1965) and the median age has been steadily climbing (now 68).

Membership has been declining for the last several years – to the point where half of SBC churches will close their doors by 2030 if current trends persist.