Sentence examples for garnering between from inspiring English sources
Next in order come Schering-Plough, Roche, and EMD Serono, garnering between 71 and 89 ranking scores.
While some of what runs to many thousands of distinctly targeted ads which AIQ distributed via Facebook's platform are listed as only garnering between 0-999 impressions apiece, according to Facebook's data, others racked up far more views.
The University of Surrey's 5G research center is one of seven successful bidders for this round of UK RPIF funds, each garnering between £10 million and £35 million in government funds.
Most polls at the time showed Romney garnering between 20 and 30percentt of Iowa voters and showed no other candidate with support above the mid-teens.
Interestingly, when asked which country they trust to "do the right thing" in contributing to global peace, security, prosperity, and governance, the big winner was Japan, with 62percentt of respondents indicating confidence in Japan's goodwill, with the U.S., China, and India all garnering between 20percentand30percentconfidencedence from respondents.
Podemos would garner between 70 and 80 seats and Ciudadanos would win between 46 and 50 seats, the exit polls showed.
In the end, they both lost: Harold Rogers, a 72-year-old Kentuckian who has served on the committee since 1983, will head it come January.None of the three candidates were earmark virgins: before Mr Lewis signed on to the informal earmark ban earlier this year, he proved himself adroit at the practice, garnering $317m between 2008 and 2010.
It was barely a piffling tenth of the 52-year-Garner-wait between Bloodtide (1999), volume one of Melvin Burgess's sanguinary, addictive retelling of the Volsung Saga, and Bloodsong, volume two, but I longed many times in the interim to revisit his inimical futuristic London, peopled with half-men, wounded gods, sex-crazed teens and man-eating pigs.
BBC1's Doctor Who and Sherlock both went home from the ceremony at the O2 Arena in London empty handed despite garnering five nominations between them.
Robinson Crusoe had a problem of allocating his time between sleep, garnering food, building shelter, etc.; and he confronted implicit costs of extending any one activity, for more food meant less of other things.
She ranks as the top artist on the chart with 15 number ones in the past twenty-five years, garnering 27 top ten hits between 1985 and 2001, and 33 consecutive top 40 hits from 1985 through 2004.
