Sentence examples for narrow membership from inspiring English sources

For many of the members I spoke to, affection for their clubs was often rooted in a sense of nostalgia for their schooldays, with their communal dining and narrow membership base.

Common to these arguments is the assertion that rights belong to humans on account of their humanity and not of a narrower membership such as nation or state.

They are, critics say, too narrow in their membership, legally flimsy and too old-fashioned in their scope.

In contrast, the narrow shaped ΔP membership functions prevent oscillations around the settling point.

For Republicans, a year of tough votes in Congress has left some Tea Party-backed challengers to conclude that they have an opening to run to the right of even very conservative members, raising the prospect of a House in which the majority next year is narrower but the membership even more ideologically divided.

"I've never found myself in such a leftwing group as this". If BAP has a political diversity problem, he says, it is rather different from the one its critics allege: "Some of the drier Conservatives who've come to conferences over the years have found... too much of a bleeding heart". The circular nature of the nomination process narrows the BAP membership in other ways.

LGBT+ activism since the 1960s aspired to sexual liberation; it wasn't merely an application for membership of narrow, straight structures.

They are given to people on account of their humanity rather than membership of narrower categories such as state or nation.

Human rights belong to all humans on account of their humanity rather than membership of narrower categories such as citizenship, ethnicity or class.

We believe there is a broader case for membership way beyond the narrow terms of what the Prime Minister is asking for.

But demographic information that emerged from computer-generated responses to more personal questions showed the relatively narrow cast of the forum's membership.