Sentence examples for case garnering from inspiring English sources

The case garnering the most attention over the years in the forums is that of Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani woman who had lived in the United States, where she received a doctorate in neuroscience and was married with three children.

This has led to a crackdown on those offering rides in unauthorized taxis, with two high-profile cases garnering attention recently in New York.

While women still covet -- and in some cases are garnering -- top spots, there continues to be a divide when it comes to pay equity and the earnings of women in the workplace.

In England and the United States a jury trial in both criminal and civil cases garners wide public support.

On Yelp, the obvious case would be garnering positive reviews by any means necessary.

These discussions continue over many months and in some cases posts garner as many as 120 comments.

Rowe went to the press, creating publicity for the case and garnering support for his cause, including donations of over $6,000 and an offer of free advice from a lawyer.

What Heyward has brought to the movement, the movement is bringing back to him, garnering his case more attention and credibility than it received in the past.

While the Alexander case did not garner the kind of national attention the Martin case has received, it did draw more attention to a law that some say has been misapplied, and with racial bias.

While the Woodland case continues to garner front-page attention, the recent arrest of a sergeant from Japan's Self Defense Force for molesting a 12-year-old girl merited only a brief item in most newspapers.

"My calculation is we spent about eighty-five tone hundreded hours side by side for 'Making Your Case,'" Garner said.