Sentence examples for do not garner from inspiring English sources

(Parties that do not garner at least 1.5 percent of the vote during the primaries will be disqualified from participating in the midterm elections).

In the few incidents that do lead to legal claims, the victims, as convicted criminals, do not garner much sympathy from politicians, prison officials or juries.

In general, man-made disasters do not garner as much largess from outside donors as natural disasters, "because there are humans to blame," said Sam Worthington, president of a consortium of aid organizations based in the United States called InterAction.

It is present, although invisible, in sensational, and sometimes obscure, headlines following tragedy: Black Lives Matter, the War on Cancer, September 11th, the Boston marathon, the Hot Shot fire brigade or our service members dying in combat or the countless other deaths, like our child's that do not garner headlines.

This may explain the high level of dissatisfaction women report with the care they receive in public hospitals, while private facilities do not garner as much criticism [ 37].

Women's stories, many in the #BlackLivesMatter movement point out, simply don't garner the same kind of attention men's do.

The book covers all sorts of topics, like people who talk with their mouths full, Winnipeg and the French, yet her neighbors and board rules don't garner a mention.

But annual expenses don't garner 72-point headlines.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON--Materials that lose their electrical resistance at a whisper above absolute zero generally don't garner much attention.

Also, when you work in a field that no one else is working in, your publications don't garner a lot of citations.

But what about those people whose cases don't garner as much attention?