Sentence examples for garnering of from inspiring English sources

It has called for more collection receptacles to be positioned on beaches to encourage both the garnering of potentially valuable resources and cleaner beaches".

Many arts organisations in the regions feel the demographic of their audience militates against the garnering of big money from individuals (or still less, corporates).

CR allows conviction and punishment based on a philosophical construct rather than on the garnering of such evidence.

However, lower data quality was noted for a small number of variables primarily impacting treatment adherence, including assessment and planning; advocacy; allocation and garnering of resources; and research.

Ethos, or ethical appeals, rely on the writer's credibility and character in the garnering of approval.

You have a much higher chance of garnering lots of views.

The video has rallied social media users in support of Shadow, garnering thousands of shares and numerous offers of help.

Well, if a poet can compare stacked volumes to garners of grain, I guess a retired statesman can call his collected works trees if he wants.

This old scholar, for instance, should have to struggle to speak,should not remember his words, paragraphs, books:that garner of full-ripened grain must be hosed clean.

Dr. Hope Rachel Garner, a daughter of Dr. Anne K. Garner and Dr. Steven C. Garner of Brooklyn, is to be married on Sunday to Dr. Daniel Joshua Stephens, a son of Barbara Z. Stephens of Great Neck, N.Y., and the late Dr. Roy A. Stephens.

Garner, of course, has plenty of screen experience when it comes to solving mysteries, starring in the longrunning TV spy show, "Alias".