Sentence examples for that members often from inspiring English sources

The organization, whose name translates roughly as "Group of the Proselytizers," is described by Yemeni residents here as a kind of Islamic Jehovah's Witnesses, in that members often travel from place to place preaching a kind of revivalist message.

The congregation's former building was so small that members often spilled into the parking lot and car-pooled to save parking spaces.

In examining the potential threat posed by Scientology the German government has noted that Scientology organizations are "structured so as to make the individual psychologically and financially dependent on a Scientology system", and that members often abandon contact with friends and family.

That EU members often do not live up to the rules is no reason for the Balkans not to do so.

Specifying that a quarter of the REC should comprise community members (as opposed to 1 or 2 members) prevents the intimidation that community members often experience in an REC that is top heavy in terms of scientists or clinicians and obviates the power differentials that would prevent adequate and fair participation of community members [ 27].

And his staff includes a core group that has been with him so long that its members often reflect the way he thinks.

It is difficult to know, for instance, what the creators of "The Woman in White" at the Palace Theatre were thinking when they decided to accompany Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber's latest score with a scenic design that goes so overboard in its computer-generated projections that audience members often claim dizziness and leave.

A recent report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finds that service members often have a tough time getting access to loan benefits that are supposed to be available to those serving on active duty, like interest-rate reductions and loan forgiveness programs.

The problem with this business model is that new members often have a couple of dozen movies in mind that they want to see, but after that they're not sure what to check out next, and their requests slow.

But there are further complications, including the fact that committee members often do not vote with their county leaders.

She is also brilliantly aware that family members often discover one another's secrets not as a result of big confrontations but through hunches, gossip and guesswork.