Sentence examples for garner huge from inspiring English sources

While classic hip-hop stations garner huge ratings across the US, our nation is frightened of potentially offending anyone still anachronistic enough to believe that rap is crap.

In addition to the usual Jan . 2match in Cape Town, South Africa will play, per tradition, on Boxing Day in Durban, where the visitors will garner huge support from the sizable local Indian population.

"It's now very easy for Deliveroo to hire and fire people, but equally easy for drivers to decide not to work, and when they decide do to it altogether, can garner huge leverage against their would-be employer.

Experts on population, environment, urban design and sustainability say that instead of creating new lifestyles for residents, the plans will allow the government to save the cost of shipping waste to China and garner huge profits from land sales.

After their first two choices declined, Boies agreed to sign on — Becker suggests that Boies liked the case from the start, in part because "its history-making potential and odd-couple story line was sure to garner huge amounts of press interest".

Yet even a newspaper as inherently pro-business as this one has to admit that there was something rotten in finance: the basic capitalist bargain, under which genuine risktakers are allowed to garner huge rewards, seems a poor one if taxpayers are landed with a huge bill for it all.

"It's obviously because now Rick Perry is involved and is garnering huge support from Tea Party folks".

"Journey," published in 1932, burst like a bombshell on the Parisian literary scene, garnering huge sales and almost winning the Prix Goncourt.

In 1999, Channel 4 broadcast Queer As Folk, the Russell T Davies drama that created a minor tsunami, as well as garnering huge plaudits for its unflinching portrayal of gay life in Manchester.

The Honourable Woman picked up almost no nominations (Stephen Rea is the only on-screen talent in with a shot for best supporting actor) despite garnering huge critical acclaim and featuring a performance of exquisite stillness and control from Maggie Gyllenhaal as Nessa Stein, the heroine of the piece.

Reich says that we'll continue to see populist anger, because in the Wall Street/Main Street battle, people perceive Wall Street winning, garnering huge bonuses, and taking their game abroad.