Sentence examples for risen groups from inspiring English sources

And from their ranks have risen groups like the Matthew 25 Network, which are defending Obama against attacks from the religious right while fighting to expand the faith and values debate in American politics.

Some Republicans argue that they can win over these rising groups with a better immigration policy.

The anti-immigrant, anti-globalization backlash espoused by Mr. Le Pen's National Front is mirrored by those of like-minded and rising groups across Europe.

Performing alongside other rising groups like the Fureys and the Chieftains, the Dubliners helped make O'Donoghue's the hub of an Irish folk music revival.

Performing alongside other rising groups like the Fureys and the Chieftains, the Dubliners helped make O'Donoghue's the hub of an Irish folk music revival throughout Europe.

It's hard to know whether the rising exurban and office park voters will cancel out the rising groups in the Democratic coalition Mr. Teixeira and Mr. Judis point to.

That was almost 4% up on the previous year, with abortions among teenagers the fastest rising group.

What should this rising group be called in headlines, laments, and, presumably, the soon-to-arrive branding deals?

In the U.S., a orthodox revolution led by a rising group of churchmen fiercely loyal to the agenda of John Paul II is underway.

A rising group of young officials with nationalist leanings in Mrs. Kirchner's government will have sway in molding Argentina's economic landscape after the YPF nationalization.

Then the opening up of India's economy in the 1990s created a hungry, rising group, especially in hundreds of India's smaller towns and villages.