Sentence examples similar to may be grass roots from inspiring English sources

The most powerful one, though, may be grass-roots activism in poor countries.

Both groups seem to be grass roots, spontaneous expressions of popular discontent.

"It's grass roots.

Cricket's distribution is grass roots.

This has been grass-roots driven.

Grass roots secrete reactive oxygen that denatures proteins, while rhizobacteria and grasses secrete proteases that further degrade proteins into smaller peptides or oligopeptides that may be absorbed by grass roots.

He states that "Technology may be neutral, but grass roots should be bottom up, not top down".

Evidence for the direct action of proteases produced by grass roots may be seen not only in accumulation of N in shoots in the bacterial-free seedlings grown on the N-labelled proteins, but also in the smoothing of protein crystals in direct contact with grass seedling root hairs (Fig.  3A and B).

Yet he is a member of parliament for rural Corrèze, President Jacques Chirac's heartland, and mayor of a town there, so he may be more attuned to the grass-roots than he seems.The Socialists' recent electoral success came largely by default, however.

The sod is cut from soil that has a heavy mat of grass roots, which may be found in river bottom lands.

Although some perceive his style as unconventional as he delivers his message without the drab, planned and rehearsed monotony of his rival, this may be the very quality attracting mass grass root support for the populist candidate.