Sentence examples for early grassroots from inspiring English sources

Cruz also appears to have raised significantly more from small donors, suggesting the conservative senator has early grassroots appeal.

In California Crucible, Jonathan Bell chronicles this dramatic story of postwar liberalism from early grassroots organizing and the election of Pat Brown as governor in 1958 to the civil rights campaigns of the 1960s and the campaigns against the New Right in the 1970s.

Early grassroots efforts are key.

Early Grassroots Education: I am a graduate of the Baltimore City Public Schools system; in particular, a program called Ingenuity Project at Poly that aims to develop the city's young technical talent.

What sets Sweden apart is that we had a very early grassroots activism and political organisation that fought for freedom of speech through the digitalisation of society; this was through no action of – or even favourable with – the government".

What sets Sweden apart is that we had a very early grassroots activism and political organization that fought for freedom of speech through the digitalization of society; this was through no action of or even favorable with the government".

Until a broad number of these movies are backed — in Hollywood, that means not just greenlighting ready-to-bake projects but stepping in at earlier grassroots stages of script development and talent mentorship — there won't consistently be the kinds of movies that are awards-worthy.

The YouGov poll findings were published just days after a separate poll by ConservativeHome showed Johnson is the early favourite among grassroots Tories to succeed Cameron as leader.

In an attempt to improve warning communication and counter the erosion of traditional knowledge and networks, the project contributed to the creation of committee-run social media sites to share traditional knowledge of risk and risk management, disseminate disaster information, and provide grassroots early warning mechanisms.

This marked a break from his earlier political organization, Grassroots, which supported Barack Obama from the outset.

The majority of my fellow students, an ethnically mixed all-male group, who ranged from late teens to early fifties, coached as grassroots volunteers, but many aspired to gain paid employment in the game.