Sentence examples for a fast-growing group from inspiring English sources

They are a fast-growing group among voters.

The labor movement has long been eager to unionize temp workers because they are such a fast-growing group and because they often receive inferior pay and benefits.

For a fast-growing group of BlackBerry fans, getting and sending text messages while away from home and office beats verbal contact any day, all day.

Latinos are the largest minority and a fast-growing group, accounting for more than half the country's population growth from 2000 to 2010.

An eager political showman, Mr. Christie theatrically dressed down critics in town-hall forums and then posted videos of the exchanges online that wowed a fast-growing group of national followers.

Half a century on, a fast-growing group of scientists, politicians and campaigners fear a second, more subtle silent spring is killing the bees and other insects that pollinate one-third of everything we eat.

Shibas, which cost around $1,000 each, are a Japanese breed that has become quite chic among a small but apparently fast-growing group of dog aficionados.

"These findings paint a pretty clear picture that immigration-related issues are a defining mobilizing issue for this fast-growing group of voters," America's Voice Executive Director Frank Sharry said on a call with reporters.

The RSS is recruiting hard among this fast-growing group.

Rebuilding the image of the five-year-old, fast-growing group has preoccupied Mr. Moore and, some say, hobbled him during his first year as director general.

This fast-growing group has shunned Republicans since 1994, when then-governor Pete Wilson won re-election by stoking fears of illegal immigrants and pledging to deny them social services.