Sentence examples for been grassroots from inspiring English sources
adjective
Of, or relating to people or society at the local level; of the grass roots
Online music has always been "grassroots and counter-culture driven," she says.
Hyman believes a key determinant of success has been grassroots support, describing community-based energy initiatives as "perhaps the most interesting trend" to emerge in recent years.
On one hand I respect the idea that these protests, the Libyan uprising included, have been grassroots and indigenous and Egyptians and Tunisians have taken a lot of pride in what they have achieved.
"Rob Ford has always been grassroots," says Warmington. "I was the guy who told him, just be you, the everyman, the guy who's going to fight for the taxpayers".
Among them have been grassroots environmentalists, pro-gay rights, pro-animal, and good government politicians.
There have been grassroots efforts to educate women and children, and a women's police department was created to encourage women to report and discuss rapes.
There are grassroots initiatives too.
"I think that she is grassroots".
"But what is also needed is grassroots demand".
"They're grassroots women, from every state," Mrs. Moss said.
"Moms Demand Action is grassroots and sprang upnationally after Sandy Hook.
