Sentence examples for small membership from inspiring English sources

The party has a small membership, estimated to be about 10,000.

We don't have to set tee times because we have such a small membership.

wwoof.org provides contact details of over 200 French farms for a small membership fee.

There is usually a small membership charge but some, such as Sheffield's Access Space, are free.

McLeod hopes that that small membership fee — plus some design changes — will do the trick.

Our small membership couldn't warrant delivery, and no site would host our distribution.

Altogether, Michigan has scores of Protestant denominations, some with only small memberships.

When the Colony, the Cosmopolitan and the other elegant women's clubs with "small" memberships allow men like me to join, I shall happily reconsider Roberts's contention that Augusta National must admit women as members.

LETS have been found to support alternative livelihoods under quite uncommon conditions, and contribute indirectly to eco-localization by moderately facilitating informal resale, repair, and sharing of commercially produced goods, although their burdensome management and confinement to small memberships limit their usefulness.

The smaller membership of the Senate permits more extended debate than is common in the House of Representatives.

With a sudden deficit, Rombout's smaller membership, which paid dues ranging from $550 to $6,200 a year, could not cover the loss.