Sentence examples for garnered against from inspiring English sources

The result: despite all the evidence garnered against her, by the end one feels sorry for the First Lady.Peggy Noonan's "The Case Against Hillary Clinton" is more persuasive.

"Student-athletes must have their opportunity to access the court system without fear of punitive actions being garnered against themselves or their institutions and teams of which they belong," Tone wrote, adding that the rule "takes the rule of law as governed by the courts in this nation and gives it to an unincorporated business association".

Alas, that prophecy was to come back to haunt him as dour home draws were garnered against the Serbs and Macedonia, with accusations of overly cautious tactics again levelled at the manager.

With 99% of the presidential ballot papers tabulated, the Brotherhood claimed Morsi had garnered 13.2m votes, against 12.3m for his rival, Ahmed Shafiq, who served as Hosni Mubarak's final prime minister.

"They should be cautious, given that Eisman was making money on the market fluctuations," she said, referring to the profits he garnered by betting against mortgages.

Mr Perdue and Nathan Deal, the incumbent governor, each scooped 53% of the votes against 45% garnered each by Ms Nunn and Mr Carter.

But any boon to their morale that they might have garnered from squeezing home against the Italian Champions has been promptly reversed with their 32-17 loss in the return fixture in Treviso.

Blaine's ill health combined with the lack of evidence against him garnered him sympathy among Republicans, and when the Republican convention began in Cincinnati later that month, he was again seen as the front-runner.

In 1992, Buchanan launched a long-shot campaign against incumbent president George HW Bush that, against all expectations, garnered almost 3m votes in the primaries.

The "United Against Hate-Inauguration March" had garnered more than 15,000 attendees on Facebook.

With 99% of the votes tabulated, the Brotherhood claimed Morsi had garnered 13.2m votes – 51.8% – against 12.3m for Shafiq.