Sentence examples for garner complaints from inspiring English sources
When we bomb children, we garner "complaints," same as we would if we trample on someone's flower bed.
John Brogan, chief of the Scarsdale police, says teenagers have recently been gathering in small, hard-to-detect groups -- avoiding the large parties that garner noise complaints.
Drugs with more users would be more likely to garner more complaints, of course.
If you slack on your mise en place, your food will be delivered too slowly and you'll garner customer complaints.
Garner disputes these complaints.
Figures released by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) show that the five operators garnering the fewest complaints were all in London, with only London Overground's operating company LOROL appearing to run a service that ranked accordingly for performance.
If the governing party does not want to investigate a complaint, garnering a one-third vote would mean uniting the whole opposition – or, to put it in more blunt terms, getting the Socialists to work with the neo-Nazis.
A CCRB spokesperson said the board has undertaken a comprehensive study of chokehold complaints in the wake of Garner's death.
"The complaint was obviously intended to garner publicity and sabotage the commission," he said.
The loneliness of the long-distance frontrunner ReprintsWith the remains of Britain's financial system still smouldering ominously, complaints from London businessmen may not garner much public sympathy.
The motive for this protocol is purely material and reputational: colleges correctly perceive they stand to lose millions of dollars and garner bad press as a result of rape complaints.
