We are able to hit a broad movie-going audience with great video in a way that not just garners views, but actually creates social momentum," said Marc Weinstock, president of marketing at 20th Century Fox in a statement.
But Dean Byers, Douglas County Democratic Party Chairman, said he thinks Robinson's latest call for urine samples will just garner him more ridicule from all sides.
Quite frankly, it just didn't garner much support because I think people are comfortable with the present format".
Its sales were unremarkable, garnering it just two weeks on the lower end of the Billboard chart.
Still, Tesla is fighting a perception problem because it garners just as much press from every accident or issue as it does for "saving" the electric car industry from the rubbish bin of history.
John Kline (R-Minnesota) and Todd Rokita (R-Indiana), made it through the Education and Workforce Committee along strict party lines, yet in February it was pulled right before a vote by the full House, with many surmising that it just wasn't conservative enough to garner the votes it would need to pass.
That party splintered from Likud in 2005, won 29 seats in 2006 and led the government, but within two elections had all but disappeared, garnering just two seats in elections earlier this year.
However, there is, in my opinion, a distinct line between recounting a story for the purposes of education or entertainment and telling a story that exposes sensitive activities just to garner greater readership and personal profit.
We have landlords coming to us who are disillusioned with high street agents who swap tenants every six months just to garner the fees which come with a tenancy change, therefore incurring void costs to the landlord.
Our newly re-elected president now has a golden opportunity to get real immigration reform passed this term if he actually garners just a handful of key Republican lawmakers to help with that cause.
