Sentence examples for chances of garnering from inspiring English sources

His move to woo the West may improve his chances of garnering support from deputies who may otherwise vote for her.

Democrats say they tailored their bill to make it harder for Republicans to reject after Senator Harry Reid, the majority leader, and Mr. Menendez wrote to colleagues last week that their goal was to "proceed with a bill that maximizes our chances of garnering bipartisan appeal".

By deliberately drawing on bipartisan ideas — the same basic outline was supported by former Senate majority leaders Howard Baker, Bob Dole, Tom Daschle and George J. Mitchell the bill's drafters hoped to increase the chances of garnering the necessary votes for passage.

When a user is mentioned in a tweet, that tweet is placed into a separate list in the Twitter interface (i.e. a Twitter "feed") and generates other notifications (e.g., email message) which increases the chances of garnering the mentioned user's attention.

The winner will greatly enhance a chance of garnering a playoff spot.

If the brothers stick to their core messaging -- shaving was complicated, we made it simple -- they stand a real chance of garnering impressive sales both in store and through alternative outlets.

Even if Mr Carney is personally irritated or concerned by the rise in market rates, he probably knows that there is little chance of garnering a majority on the MPC for policy loosening at this stage".

In such a competitive market, therefore, the various laps of the Booker race offer a tiny few the chance of garnering a little individual glory, glory that is immediately reflected in the bottom line.When Picador learnt that it had two books on this year's Booker shortlist, "The Line of Beauty" and "The Master" by Colm Toibin, it ordered an additional print-run for each book of 15,000 copies.

This means that he had an 80% chance of garnering at least one hit in a game (assuming four at-bats, which was in fact his average during the streak).

They have slim to no chance of garnering the nomination, but will not be the last names to surface.

Enough Democratic senators support the proposed pipeline that a bill to order it approved would stand a good chance of garnering the 60 votes needed to avoid a filibuster.