Sentence examples for savvy grassroots from inspiring English sources

A savvy grassroots education advocate, he has demonstrated the ability to get policy goals passed through the Pennsylvania legislature quickly.

The organizers mounted a savvy grassroots organizing campaign that built on the momentum of the Occupy Wall Street movement that began in 2011.

However, with the emergence of No Labels as a viable political force and savvy grassroots movement of over half a million Democrats, Republicans and Independents, there is finally reason for optimism.

The savvy grassroots organization, Common Ground, an affiliate of the national Industrial Areas Foundation, is taking on wealthy Wall Street hedge fund owners who want several hundred million dollars of tax money to help pay for a new arena for the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks, a franchise they recently purchased for $550 million.

Out of these and still yet-to-be-invented strategies may emerge a techno-savvy, grassroots labor movement for the next generation.

These direct actionists, who include such diverse groups as Plane Stupid, Platform and Earth First, are media savvy, politically sophisticated, grassroots democratic organisations pursuing root-and-branch reform of our carbon-intensive society.

It's an opportunity -- slowly but surely, for many established companies to market their brand towards a keener more savvy audience; and for grassroots groups to activate potential activists, promoting their consciousness and getting their voices heard, literally.

The same lack of social-media savvy or connection to grassroots-netroots politics that led them to call the primaries for Hillary Clinton in 2007 continues to prevent them from grasping the blueprint for "change".

While the number of people arrested was unusually large, labor experts said the degree of planning and coordination with law enforcement was nothing unusual in an age when grassroots organizers are media savvy.

Proving his campaign's grassroots appeal and online savvy, officials for Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).

Fifth, the applicant accurately describes the organization's stage of development -- ranging from grassroots and start-up stage to mature, savvy, and institutional -- and proposes work that it has the capacity to do, depending on its stage of development.