Sentence examples for able to garner enough from inspiring English sources

However, in the end he was not able to garner enough support to secure the election.

In 2001, President Bush was able to garner enough bipartisan support in the thinly divided Senate to pass his $1.35 trillion tax cut package.

It is far from clear that Mr. Chalabi, despite his ambition and relatively substantial fortune, will be able to garner enough political support to place strongly in the elections.

Vincent has considerable support, but if no candidate is able to garner enough votes on several ballots, the door could open for a compromise candidate — like Cornwell or Smith.

Nokia doesn't have an OS of its own to push at this point, but it does have software services that it could promote via an Android launcher — if it's able to garner enough eyeballs.

It was only through a grassroots social media campaign and an article in the Huffington Post that my family was able to garner enough attention to find her.

But it would be unlikely to garner enough votes because some Republicans oppose free trade.

He has since transferred the listing to eBay, hoping to garner enough cash to ease the transition into adult life.

His forays into the civilized world are meant to garner enough hard currency and official acceptance to remain in power.

Better than that would be to garner enough superdelegate commitments this week, so that Oregon can push Obama past 2,024.

Last week, his interior minister, Fernando Londoño, blamed by some for having failed to garner enough support for the referendum, resigned.