Sentence examples for grassroots nature from inspiring English sources
These small businesses, thanks to the grassroots nature of Japanese politics, often wield more political clout than their bigger urban counterparts.More protection may ease Japan's short-term pain.
They argue that the grassroots nature of the maker movement is increasingly being co-opted and that the commercialisation of such projects detaches them from their community roots.
The grassroots nature of the protest, arising locally from local black populations, also crushed the myth that all civil rights agitation came from outside the South.
Amid the funerals, internal activists stressed the grassroots nature of Syria's uprising after the publication of a US embassy cable leaked to Wikileaks on Monday saying that the US had channelled funds to Syrian pro-democracy groups.
Radhakrishnan selected an internship with the Ugandan organization Edirisa, which she said "stood out because of the grassroots nature of its efforts". At Edirisa, she is working as an assistant to the director and is learning the various ways the organization serves rural communities.
Ericksen says it's the grassroots nature of the selection process.
Our voter base has expanded greatly, but the grassroots, radical nature of Syriza has been preserved thanks to the crisis.
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That's likely because they wanted the political activism that resulted to seem self-directed and grassroots in nature.
For many years, the Teales lived in Baldwin, L.I., where they planted the insect garden that provided the material for Mr. Teale's first nature book, "Grassroots Jungle" (Dodd, Mead, 1937).
That said, it is in the nature of grassroots political reporting that you feel duty-bound to alert your viewers and readers to the kind of social and economic problems that the media and establishment arguably ignored for far too long, and which the vote for Brexit brought to the fore.
