Sentence examples for some grass roots from inspiring English sources

Recall that some grass roots conservatives are already there: House Republicans initially voted down TARP, the former presidential candidate Jon Huntsman's plan to end too big to fail received widespread applause from many Republicans and a number of influential commentators, including George Will and Ms. Noonan, have advocated ending too big to fail.

And after being approached by some "grass-roots Republicans in Harlem," he decided to run against Mr. Rangel.

Surely, if the Democratic Party wants to know what might energize its natural constituents, the tent should be large enough for some grass-roots input and ideas.

When Park Gillespie, a North Carolina schoolteacher, had to do some grass-roots organizing, he got help from Bay Buchanan, a pundit who was campaign chairwoman for her brother Pat's presidential bids.

Some grass-root Green voters hate it, and the two parties are divided over local issues, such as whether to deepen the Elbe to give bigger ships access to Hamburg's harbour.

Motorola, for instance, operates a fleet of 26 vans that hit the road 365 days a year, visiting 600 second-tier and smaller cities for some grass-roots marketing.

In June, he declared that "the economic rights of some of the grass roots have not been protected and their political rights are not being realized".

But even as he stands to gain, Dr. Dean may also alienate some of the grass roots supporters who have flocked to his crusade, disaffected by politics as usual and disappointed by Mr. Gore's losing campaign in 2000.

At least some of the grass roots German blogosphere appears unpleased as well, with Technorati finding headlines like "ComBOTS must die".

"Michael had done some work at the grass roots and Frank has always had high moral values and is a member of the Church of England".

With the Vatican seemingly as deaf and remote as it was in 1517, some Catholics at the grass roots are pushing to recover their faith.