Sentence examples for sort of membership from inspiring English sources

Our methodology can be applied to any sort of membership within a larger customer group.

Others may have to consider whether they want to stay in the club or even seek a different sort of membership.

It still has a long way to go if it wants to rival Hospitality Club (with 300,000 plus), but Pierre insists they would rather take their time to build up the right sort of membership.

Also, there are online journal websites that may give free access to information, but most require some sort of membership.

We need to think of the device as being the physical entry token to a sort-of club membership, of ownership as access rather than as a singular tangible entity.

But we now have three months in which EU leaders can devise some sort of associate membership for the UK that just might be enough to stop that happening.

Nevertheless, given the overlap of concepts, it would be a mistake to exclude him from some sort of honorary membership in the Kyoto School.

But they also experiment with dishes in a sort of culinary laboratory; membership to the "Klub" gives regulars access to dinners with specially designed menus.

Yet it became the great engine of American religiosity, creating a new sort of country where membership of a church was a purely voluntary activity.Look back at the first great success in this free market, Methodism, and it is not difficult to spot where Yoido's growth formula came from.

After agreeing with Andrew Neil on the Sunday Politics earlier this month that her party did not think it should be illegal to be a member of al-Qaida or Isis, she later said she "may not have made it as clear as [she] meant to", and that "any sort of ­involvement or membership" in the groups should be illegal.

Even if Britain should withdraw from the EU and remain in the EEA, a sort of second class membership, it would still be subject to the free movement of people rules.