Sentence examples for largest citizen from inspiring English sources

Now in its 36th year, the birdwatch is the largest citizen science project in the world, with half a million people taking part every year.

Kathryn Bigelow and regular screenwriter Mark Boal have been working for a while on a drama about the 1967 police raid in Detroit, which led to one of the largest citizen uprisings in US history.

The annual survey, which is now the largest "citizen science" exercise anywhere in the world – last year more than 550,000 people took part – has a special relevance this year in the wake of the recent spell of extremely cold and hard weather.

Together with environmentalists in Mexico and around the world, the Natural Resources Defense Council mounted one of the largest citizen campaigns ever to challenge and ultimately defeat the project that would have turned the last undisturbed breeding lagoon for the gray whale into a 116-square-mile industrial site.

Victor Homola (NYT) THE AMERICAS BRAZIL: ANTI-VIOLENCE DEMONSTRATIONS Several million people in cities across the country marched in the largest citizen protest against violence in this nation of 175 million, wearing white and organizing silent vigils in an effort to pressure the government to take a tougher stance against both criminal gangs and police brutality.

The Korean site OhMyNews, founded in 2000 by Oh Yeon-Ho, is the largest citizen journalism site, with 46,000 contributors and 2 million daily page views.

It was one of the largest citizens' rallies in Korean history.

They form part of action/2015, one of the world's largest citizens' movements, made up of more than 2,000 organisations and active in more than 150 countries around the world.

We'll need a much larger citizen's movement yet, if we're going to catch up with the physics of the climate.

We combined data on 12 bat species collected through a large citizen science project in Norfolk, UK, with spatially explicit housing plans for the next decade and tested the impact of mitigation planning scenarios operating at different spatial scales.

NO: DIY Neuroscience, in my mind, is simply a small part of a larger citizen science movement that one could argue is rooted in the 19th century idea of the 'Gentleman Scientist,' an individual who conducted research outside of institutional settings.