Sentence examples for just garnered from inspiring English sources
Support for the two main parties has been sliding for years and in the last general election in 2013 they only just garnered enough support to re-form their grand coalition.
"This is not your garden-variety endorsement," the mayoral hopeful Fernando Ferrer said yesterday afternoon of the blessings he had just garnered from the Rev. James A. Forbes Jr.
Or is has it just garnered more mainstream attention?
However, a related amendment just garnered the votes of 37 senators in December 2012, and Edward Snowden, the NSA whistle-blower who revealed the continued existence of the NSA programs, has earned bipartisan scorn.
Australia successfully bid for and hosted the Asian Cup in January but garnered just one vote for the 2022 World Cup which was controversially awarded to Qatar, a tiny Middle Eastern country with scorching hot summers and no tradition of soccer.
The Ohio Democrat introduced a similar resolution last year, when the House was under Democratic control, but garnered just 65 votes in support, including five Republicans.
The biggest loser is Senator Rick Santorum, who, just one week ago, garnered the endorsement of a group of leading evangelicals.
The three minority parties in Russia's Parliament — the Communists, the Liberal Democrats and A Just Russia — garnered a combined 48 percent of the vote, early results showed.
For prostate cancer, the drug abiraterone (Zytiga), approved just a year ago, garnered a 42, with a cost of about $7,500 per month.
Why did the National Guard story require a painstaking autopsy performed by outside observers, but Benghazi garnered just a 90-second correction on 60 Minutes?
