Sentence examples for had been garnering from inspiring English sources
Although industrywide sales are expected to pick up this year to a growth rate of 7 percent or 8 percent, the slowdown in growth, compared with the huge jumps in 2009 and 2010, has alarmed automakers that had been garnering easy profit.
As far as how much autonomy Fadell will have to execute on his vision of what Nest can be, it doesn't make a lot of sense for Google to derail a business that — by most counts — was fairly successful already and had been garnering praise from consumers over design.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Hainsworth has been garnering support for the bill.
In recent years, midcareer breaks have been garnering more interest, she said.
Brooklyn's Air Waves, who have been garnering attention lately for their heartfelt folk-rock, open the show.
The movie has been garnering a huge amount of controversy, even before the general public has seen it.
The reigning MVP has been garnering Jordan-esque praise for the way he's changing the game.
A burly fellow with few teeth and smudged and tattered clothes, Mr. Gamper has been garnering sympathy.
And, perhaps more important, it has been garnering advanced production technologies to better draw oil and gas from nontraditional areas like deepwater fields and hardened rock formations.
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£146.81, amazon.co.uk Roberts' Union Jack radio has been garnering plenty of column inches lately – but we prefer this more elegant version in navy blue.
