Sentence examples for has gotten considerable from inspiring English sources
In recent years our disjointed political system has gotten considerable attention from journalists and academics seeking to explain why our supposedly indivisible nation seems so intractably divided.
He has gotten considerable mileage out of it: the performance at the Y will be the third time he has included it in a New York program.
In a New York suit, Judge Sonia Sotomayor — in a dissent that has gotten considerable attention — also argued that the Voting Rights Act applies to felon disenfranchisement laws.
All spring, Trump has hammered Carrier for shuttering its Indianapolis furnace factory and relocating to Mexico — a plant closing that has gotten considerable local news attention.
For now, Mr. Robach, who was unavailable for an interview because of the holiday season, seems to be enjoying the attention paid to his proposal, which has gotten considerable local notice.
The Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, led by the vice president, has gotten considerable attention for requesting voter registration information (including names, birthdays and Social Security numbers) from each state.
Brining may not be such a familiar name to English theatregoers, but he has got considerable form north of the border: for the last eight years he's been running Dundee Rep, initially with Dominic Hill, and subsequently on his own, successfully producing critical and box-office hits including the glorious Proclaimers' musical Sunshine on the Leith, Sweeney Todd and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
And while companies like McDonald's and Applebee's have gotten considerable advertising mileage from items like Asian chicken salads and under-500-calorie meals, low-salt items make for poor ad copy given their suggestion of less flavor.
While this is true, there have been numerous budgets and budget items from the right that have no chance of being passed into law that have gotten considerable attention from the media.
