Sentence examples for relatively small membership from inspiring English sources

The lateness of the hour accounts for the relatively small membership attained by the Ḥanbalī school compared with the older schools.

Though not all professional fundraisers join the group, the relatively small membership hints at how few people are competing for a glut of jobs.

Admission fees play a relatively small part, but memberships, foundations and trusts, store purchases and local government funding make important contributions.

A relatively small proportion of total membership come from Canada.

Such an effect could only help to establish a relatively small private benefit from individual membership, equivalent to less than a quarter of the membership fee.

But they will soon share this: membership in a relatively small group of convicted killers, spies and kidnappers who have been executed by the federal government rather than by a state.

The final vote has come under much criticism because of the relatively small percentage of the 9000-strong membership who participated.

Labour union membership in Mississippi is relatively small, although widely dispersed.

Though its membership has always been relatively small, the Libertarian Party became a forceful voice for limiting government regulation of Americans' economic and political lives.

But the defections amount to a relatively small part of the network's total membership which still includes more than 2,000 republican politicians from all 50 states and about 300 corporations and private-sector bodies.

While there is no doubt that this study is informative given that age span between antisocial trajectories and outcome assessment (>10 years), the analyses are based on a relatively small sample (n < 500) and trajectory membership was assigned "by hand" using cut-off methods.