Sentence examples for steady membership from inspiring English sources

The mushroom club -- the Connecticut-Westchester Mycological Association -- was founded in 1975, and has a steady membership of about 100.

Despite a fairly steady membership and influx of new starters at his club, he says that the atmosphere among other clubs is less positive.

Despite a steady increase in membership—aided by the recruitment of immigrants who had fled unrest in Guatemala and Nicaragua Mara Salvatrucha struggled against rival gangs.

In 1955 the party reorganized and began a steady ascent in membership and seats in the Diet, which peaked when it won 39 lower-house seats in 1979.

The workshop has persevered in spite of a steady change of membership as well as an unwelcome change of venue a few years ago.

USA Table Tennis, the sport's national organizing body in the United States, said it has had a steady increase in membership of just below 10percentt since 2006.

But the leaders also conceded that the alliance, "Called to Common Mission," could play a significant role in helping the churches stem steady declines in membership caused by aging congregations, the appeal of new large churches and the feeling by some that their church no longer serves their needs.

Her turnover comes from two steady revenue streams: membership fees and commissions received from hotels and restaurants where she books her clients.

That may well be one of the primary reasons for the steady loss of membership.

"But individual giving has remained steady, and our memberships went up last year.

Now, its membership remains steady at about 350.