Sentence examples for it garnered only from inspiring English sources

It garnered only three million total viewers, according to Nielsen.

Greg Mankiw's blog has effectively discussed evidence showing otherwise; a possible reason that it garnered only 650 signatures out of a population of many thousands of economists.Chicago students often jokingly refer to themselves as having "drunk the Kool-aid" when they come around to the faculty's resounding support for efficient markets and free trade.

At 10, NBC's preview of its new sitcom "Perfect Couples" garnered only 3.8 million viewers, considerably less than CBS's comedy reruns earlier in the night, including "How I Met Your Mother" at 8 (6.6 million and Twowo and a Half Men" at 9 (9.2 million).

You won't hear much about it at the Tony Awards on Sunday night; "Top Girls" garnered only a single nomination.

In the event, the film garnered only $7.1 million in its first weekend of wide release.

That's not too shabby when you consider Windows Marketplace for Mobile had garnered only 1,350 applications since its debut, over a year ago.

Jenner got a bit of a lesson on how much more difficult it is to win draws at the major Division I level when she garnered only five of the 12 she took in last weekend's loss to fourth-ranked Northwestern.

The company garnered only a conditional rating in a review conducted last September, meaning it violated one or more safety standards.

An anthrax scare at the Salt Lake City airport -- it turned out to be a false positive reading on a detection device -- garnered only a few paragraphs in most newspapers and seemed to fade from the minds of people here almost overnight.

In its filing on Monday, Validus said that its tender offer for Transatlantic shares had expired on Friday, having garnered only about 13.4 percent of the target company's shares.

He said that although he and Cooper garnered only 38 votes for their version of Simpson-Bowles, many members pledged privately to back it later.