Sentence examples for smaller membership from inspiring English sources

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

Facing smaller membership, the fraternity decided to relocate to a smaller house near the western end of Webster Avenue in the late 1980s, and in 1992, the fraternity again relocated to College-owned apartment housing.

For non-faith-based organizations, our results support the notion that newer but well established organizations with smaller membership and fewer board members and officers may be most likely to adopt a new program.

These are often more ambitious in scope, but their smaller memberships carry the threat of a Balkanised global trading system.

These groups, and others with smaller memberships (see groups listed under the heading Present Day below) are separately petitioning the federal government for tribal recognition.

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

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

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

Part of his challenge at the Menil will be to broaden its appeal and expand its small membership base.

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

With its small membership, the Tea Party Caucus amounts to fewer than 10 percent of Republicans in the Senate, making it a minority within the minority.