Sentence examples for homegrown groups from inspiring English sources

Members of the main homegrown groups denied harboring extremist tendencies, like declaring other groups or individuals apostates.

The air is filled with smoke, laughter and the sweet sounds of homegrown groups like the Alvin Dyers Quartet.

The most prominent emerging homegrown groups include Ahrar al-Sham and Sukur al-Sham, which field various chapters in Idlib and elsewhere.

The country is struggling to clamp down on the rise of new homegrown groups that have splintered off from global terrorist movements.

By law enforcement estimates, gang members with national affiliations outnumber the city's police by a ratio of three to one, not counting the hundreds of young people in homegrown groups.

Oman, a small Arab nation that borders Yemen and Saudi Arabia, has not previously figured significantly in Britain's long struggle against homegrown groups of Islamic extremists who have roots overseas.

Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia is a homegrown group that American intelligence says is led by foreigners.

Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia is a homegrown group that American officials say has foreign leadership.

Amil is a stronghold for Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, a largely homegrown group of Sunni insurgents, but that is something the neighborhood does not want to discuss.

The American military called it "typical A.Q.I. tactics," using the initials for Al Qaeda in Iraq, a homegrown group also known as Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia.

Confusion still reigned Monday over what precisely happened in the attack, in which an affiliate of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, a homegrown group led by Iraqis, claimed responsibility.