Sentence examples for good garner from inspiring English sources

Restraining my increasingly radical instincts, I sought to persuade them that they could do good, garner positive pr, and make more moneyby shifting the university's endowment into some sort of social investment index.

With such attractive real estate, they have to be only passable to be packed; for the same reason, those even a block from the water must be twice as good to garner equal attention.

Why do viral PR campaigns (for a good cause) garner moral or environmentally superior haters?

He kept up his good pitching, garnering the seventh highest winning percentage (.706) in the AL that year, though his ERA ballooned to 4.49.

Jewel tones are also good for garnering attention.

The idea is to garner good publicity for China".

"It is a really good way to garner support for local museums.

Should the film garner good reviews, it could mark von Trier's re-entry into the film fraternity.

But generally it is the larger, well-established (and richer) dealers who organize these shows because they are expensive to assemble and, despite being a good way to garner attention, they often generate little immediate return.

Then again, perhaps some teams will elect not to partake, and maybe some companies will even pay the team not to put their ad on a uniform, a campaign that could garner good will for a business.

The ringleader, Nayeem Ahsan, referred to as "Student A" in the report, told investigators he used his iPhone to send answers to other students via text messages to "garner good will" among classmates, the report said, and perhaps get help from them in subjects he was weaker in.