Sentence examples for is able to garner from inspiring English sources
In the days since Mr. Bush became president-elect, the public has remained deeply divided, the poll said, a gulf that Mr. Bush will have to bridge before he is able to garner widespread public support.
Vincent has considerable support, but if no candidate is able to garner enough votes on several ballots, the door could open for a compromise candidate — like Cornwell or Smith.
If a miner is able to garner majority support for a proposal, it will be the direction the cryptocurrency blockchain moves in.
BuzzFeed is able to garner substantial advertising revenue because they provide a scarce resource to advertisers - the ability to reliably deliver a large and specific audience demographic through social distribution inexpensively.
Body Labs technology is able to garner a fully realistic 3D body scan, complete with wrinkles and back fat, that goes well beyond matching up points on a body and actually includes data about the different properties of the human body.
When someone is able to garner 350K views on Youtube, or for that matter has sold almost 20 Million copies of a book, I believe the conversations have become public property".
None of the opposition parties had been able to garner any significant support among the protesters.
Admittedly, Davidson was able to garner quotes from people who thought Corbyn's nod inappropriate.
"In one hour we were able to garner more conversation about the brand than in all of 2012," he adds.
But Ms. Gillard was able to garner an unexpectedly strong 71-to-31 71-to-31 71-to-31g Labor majorityof Parliament on Monday.
