Sentence examples for grassroots popularity from inspiring English sources

Sankara's anti-imperialist stance and grassroots popularity increasingly put him at odds with conservative elements within the CSP, including President Ouédraogo.

The outside contender is George the Poet (real name George Mpanga) – a Cambridge graduate who has gained grassroots popularity posting his poems to YouTube.

The Socialist party looks a hopeless bet, but the same trends that produced Brexit and Trump have also fuelled Jeremy Corbyn's grassroots popularity in the UK, and could perhaps boost a candidate from somewhere on the left who campaigned as an outsider.

Pearl Jam are an orthodox-sounding rock band who have never mustered the credibility of their Seattle grunge contemporaries, Nirvana - but they have a grassroots popularity that enables them to challenge the rock industry's most cherished ideas about ticket prices, bootlegs and promotional videos.

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

Farron, a key figurehead on the left of the Lib Dems, is thought to be the frontrunner owing to his popularity with grassroots activists.

A former party president and key figure on the left of the party, Farron is thought to be the frontrunner owing to his popularity with grassroots activists.

Given its popularity among grassroots conservatives and Bannon's "take-no prisoners" approach, few Republican candidates or lawmakers are brazen enough to pick a fight with the website.

Rubio's supporters insisted on Tuesday that he remains best placed to unify the party, drawing on his popularity among grassroots conservatives and equal admiration from the so-called "establishment" wing.

Farron, a former party president and key figurehead on the left of the Lib Dems, is the frontrunner to take the top job due to his popularity with grassroots activists.

Johnson's decision to campaign for Brexit boosted his popularity with the party grassroots.