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But if the perception has changed, that has yet to be reflected in grassroots uptake of the sport.

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That same grassroots enthusiasm for craft beers is reflected across the country.

Corbin et al. (19) notes, however, that in-kind contributions of money and materials from grassroots volunteer members and KIWAKKUKI staff may not be adequately reflected in the '10percentt' figure – it may have a much greater impact than the numbers indicate.

This is why initiatives of grassroots movements are not reflected in public discourse, neither in traditional media nor on the Internet.

She also said that in criticising Romney on a succession of media shows, she was merely "reflecting what the grassroots are saying".

How can the panel be described as grassroots when the membership does not reflect the cultural diversity and young people affected by the riots?

Handball has seen a leap in funding from £600,000 to £1.2m, reflecting its rise in grassroots popularity.

The success of the Salafists is more of a surprise, and must reflect their grassroots presence in Egyptian society.

Athwal, who has successfully run schemes for Asian youngsters in Yorkshire, reflects the grassroots view of the American who has amassed 14 majors in his career so far.

There is a considerable grassroots effort in the UK to have the medication recognized by the National Health Service (NHS).