Sentence examples for has only garnered from inspiring English sources
For example, although the company has been selling wireless data services for the past four years, it has only garnered about 30,000 customers.
Since winning his first two games in charge after taking over on 31 March, the Italian has only garnered three points from 24.
Bit of a shocker that after nearly two days this has only garnered a handful of posts, when conversely a quite dull UTD/Arsenal encounter has had literally hundreds.
The young site, which touts itself as the Craigslist of the Middle East (minus the "censored" controversy), has only garnered about 300,000 unique visitors since its launch earlier this year, but it's growing at a healthy clip.
At this point Toliver has only garnered 15 supporters for her misguided cause and hopefully it stops there.
SYLS is the first event Heroes of Tomorrow introduced and since it's introduction in March of 2014 has only garnered more attention.
The computing and internet world once revolved around the PC; now it's the mobile, where Microsoft's efforts have only garnered about 80 million users of its Windows Phone software, almost all on cheap handsets.
The content appeared intended for an African-American audience, although the videos did not gain significant traction on YouTube, according to The Daily Beast, which said they had only garnered "hundreds" of views prior to the channel being closed (vs the pair's Facebook page having ~48,000 fans before it was closed, and videos uploaded there racking up "thousands" of views).
The city had only garnered attention because residents in a traditionally mainstream Democratic county were considering voting for Sen. Bernie Sanders in the primary.
As of Friday afternoon, the video had only garnered about 300 views, but the girls have already captured the attention of the makers of the "Bully" documentary.
The acute use of these medications concomitantly in large loading doses to acutely treat stroke has only recently garnered empirical attention [ 22, 26].
