Sentence examples for more membership from inspiring English sources
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Companies that survived the recession have made pricing simpler and now offer more membership options, based on where, when and how often you fly.
No more membership in the Group of 8, accession to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development or missile defense talks.
They need more membership dollars … It's all very frightening if you don't understand what's going on". "Senator Joe Manchin (Democrat, West Virginia) is more than just a supporter of his state's influential coal producers – he's a full-fledged industry insider.
At the end of the book: membership lists and possibly attendance lists, upside down; covenant meeting entries for the 1870's; mission contributions list; more membership lists, upside down.
So that could be an interesting way of generating more income and generating more membership". Allowing cameras to follow the team's activities would be a drastic step for, as Brooks admits, Ebbsfleet's defence of the FA Trophy and their quarter-final tie away to Dean Saunders Wrexhamm has been overshadowed by issues surrounding the club's ownership.
Its goal is to turn Sears into a more membership-centric retailer; the company says the program has "tens of millions of active members" and that nearly three-quarters of its business is driven by it.
The more memberships you have, the better your chances are of snagging a really good deal.
Sure, the church doesn't necessarily stand to gain more memberships if they open up the dialogue, but they do stand to better incorporate themselves into an ever more inclusive and dynamic world.
"Since the mid-1990s, museum officials have seen that better food makes a better impression on visitors, and that better impression leads to more memberships, which is a launching pad to philanthropy," he said.
