Sentence examples for garnering up from inspiring English sources

In a country in which far-right anti-immigration parties were even then garnering up to 15% of the vote, politicians of a more liberal persuasion pointed to the multi-racial nature of the team, "blacks, beurs, blancs" (blacks, Arabs, whites).

Because they need developers, and garnering up developer interest is incredibly expensive.

He has the power to garner up to 30percentt of them, according to polls -- a factor that Mr. Bush must weigh as he charts a centrist strategy.

OK may not be worth much, but bizjets could garner up to 120 points.

Finkelstein managed to convince both Netanyahu and Lieberman that a large right-wing bloc will garner up to 45 Knesset seats in the upcoming elections.

What we're hearing is that the rise in DM spam ended up garnering attention inside Twitter up to the point where an executive inside Twitter's C-suite got DM spammed.

ABC was runner up, garnering 15.5 million viewers for "Dancing With the Stars" and 9.6 million for "In the Spotlight With Robin Roberts," a news special featuring interviews with country music performers.

After several hours of frequently heated discussion, Michael Berman's reputation as an acerbic character being well deserved, the Waxman-Berman move ended up garnering only a dozen more delegates than had been agreed to before the meeting.

ABC was runner-up, garnering its best ratings at 9 for "Grey's Anatomy" (10.3 million).

NBC was a distant runner-up, garnering a season high for "Chuck" (7.6 million) and 7.8 million viewers for "Heroes".

ABC finished the runner-up, garnering 10.5 million at 10 for "Castle," which outperformed CBS's repeat of "CSI: Miami" (9.6 million) in the same time slot.