Sentence examples for grassroots which from inspiring English sources

That point has even penetrated the moribund Tory grassroots, which have started to kick back against the Westminster elite by deselecting two MPs in a week.

Mrs Murray would like to see elite coaches working with children at the very earliest stage: "Your role model is one thing but you're only as strong as your grassroots, which is the issue we're finding now".

And yet Labour grows weaker by the day, hollowing out at the top, just as it has long since atrophied at the grassroots – which leads us to the most important thing of all.

But the claim that "the insider class and the opinion leaders" somehow foisted Romney on the party's grassroots, which is repeated by Domenech in today's edition of the Transom and then amplified by Erick Erickson of RedState, strikes me as mostly revisionist thinking.

Each plot is maintained by a different community group, including Malcolm X Grassroots, which will distribute the crops to low-income areas, and New York City College of Technology around the corner, which will use the garden to supply its restaurant run by culinary students.

Unlike other governing bodies at which the elite side of the sport remains disconnected from the grassroots, which are rarely discussed around the boardroom table unless there is a funding round coming up, at British Cycling the two sides appear genuinely integrated.

The team feels a close connection with everyone across the grassroots game, which has been important to us all".

Grassroots schemes which work well often have a broader impact which demonstrates the true power of engaging with people.

The grassroots organization, which aims to clean up the Louisiana coastline, draws members from communities affected by the petrochemical industry.

The IOG is also committed to improving grassroots facilities, which have been sadly neglected in the past.

For months, Vote Leave has been at loggerheads with Grassroots Out, which is backed by Farage and Ukip donor Arron Banks.