Military families, so often the ones to put a cheery face on war, are growing vocal.
We might still be in the Holocene, but in recent years, as the effects of human-driven climate change have become more and more apparent, a growing — and vocal — contingent of scientists argue we've entered a whole new geologic epoch called the Anthropocene.
The campaign was designed to reach out to the urban Indian middle class - a growing, increasingly vocal and influential target group.
The Arab commentariat, much of which had promoted sympathy with the Iraqi insurgency, and focused on perceived western hostility to Islam as the cause of global jihadism, has grown vocal in condemning violence.
It seemed likely to fuel further criticism of the monarchy, which has imprisoned or detained a growing number of its most vocal opponents over the last two and a half years of protests.
On the one hand there is a loud, vocal and a growing section of society which thrives on externalising the country's problems onto America, India, Afghanistan - in that order.
The parade was a vocal demonstration of a growing feeling that the South African team, known as Bafana Bafana, can progress and a testament to the belief of organisers that the tournament has the power to unite the nation.
Users of such so-called Web 2.0 applications (e.g. social media), while still in the minority, represent a growing proportion of online communicators, including vocal and active anti-vaccination groups as well as public health communicators.
That was the sweet spot of his career: the period when he had the most vocal elasticity AND a growing understanding of how to sing.
Without knowing it, LeGrand had begun a process that would change her from an apolitical fast-food worker to one of the most vocal members of a growing labor movement.
