Sentence examples similar to of its grass roots from inspiring English sources

With one special season, the league is evolving out of its grass-roots phase.

The Nationalists, these experts predicted, will choose a new generation of leaders from its grass roots.

Instead, the Brotherhood seems to have appealed to him because of its grass-roots reach and organizational power.

ethos (and the political training of Karl Rove); it is accustomed to broadcasting to voters from on high rather than drawing most of its grass-roots power from what bubbles up from insurgents below.

Because of its grass-roots nature, citizen journalism does not have to rely on highly institutionalized sources but is instead interested in local stories.

Elsewhere in his speech, McCain confronted his party with a message that will have made deeply uncomfortable listening for many of the party's elders and its grass roots.

The party seemed almost totally ignorant of the groundswell of sentiment for change among its grass-roots members.

Some critics said they understood the need for diversity and growth, but accused the museum of straying too far from its grass-roots beginnings.

Most of it involves grass roots activity with no oversight.

The influence of western aid and culture has promoted the recognition of civil rights among the Nepalese and the development of thousands of grass roots NGOs in Nepal.

Uefa, which has backed its policies with rigorous economic and survey research, is not fooled by the Premier League's relentless trumpeting of its good works, including the distribution of 5% of its TV revenue to grass roots facilities via the Football Foundation.