Sentence examples for haven't garnered from inspiring English sources

The Capitals haven't garnered the attention in the US that a team of its stature in another sport might.

The national security consequences haven't garnered enough attention, and they're compounded by something I didn't have space to mention President Obama's cancellation of his Asia trip itinerary.

Subsequent models haven't garnered quite as much attention, but even the most recent addition to the auction block has netted an impressive £565 ($875) bid.

The starting library is diverse and even includes a number of country songs that haven't garnered much attention on the show itself.

But there's certainly reason to celebrate the range of Amazon's offerings, even if their projects haven't garnered Netflix-level buzz yet.

As Martel reported, Americans Elect has already blown past a voting deadline and has extended their first round of voting because the candidates who are already declared and/or drafted haven't garnered sufficient support.

Indeed, some racial justice activists are frustrated the allegations of abuse against Holtzclaw have not garnered the same attention as the police-involved shootings that have killed black men.

The fact that drones and UAVs have not garnered much traction is surprising given the investor interest here.

It's not like she hasn't garnered enough respect.

11 p.m. 3) BEYOND BLUES AND JAZZ If the city's indie music scene hasn't garnered the same hype as those in other Midwestern cities like Minneapolis or Omaha, it's not for lack of guts or artistry.

You might forget that people are going to be killed, if it weren't for a vertiginous prologue involving a pool party and Mandy's unsettling male pal, who, unlike her, hasn't garnered respect or lustful looks from his outsider status.