Sentence examples for managed to garner from inspiring English sources

Of course, this week, high-flying Zenefits – a 3.5-year-old online health benefits manager that managed to garner a $4.5 billion valuation back in May — booted its co-founder and CEO, Parker Conrad, over the company's "inadequate" internal processes, controls, and actions around compliance (in the words of its new CEO, David Sacks).

Some of these people managed to garner real readerships.

Mazowiecki managed to garner only 18%; he and his cabinet resigned.

The LDP only managed to garner 116 and its coalition partner, New Komeito, just 19 seats.

Although it failed, the proposal managed to garner a significant 30.8% of the vote.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California, sponsored an assault weapons ban that managed to garner only 40 of the 60 votes needed.

But as the briefing session wore on, I did manage to garner most of the relevant details.

If "A Single Man" manages to garner a few Oscar nominations, too, the attention could propel Mr. Ford back into the familiar role of cultural arbiter.

At the smaller end of the spectrum, analysts said they would be watching closely to see how many orders the makers of regional jets, which typically seat 100 to 200 passengers, would manage to garner at the show.

It may not get the headlines afforded to this week's Liberal Democrat conference, currently under way in Glasgow, but the Institute of Directors will be hoping its own annual shindig on Wednesday manages to garner some attention.

So, even if the show played up the fact that this company's founders had the advantage of education, it would not negate the reality that relatively few in Louisiana manage to garner an economically competitive level of education, or take the questionable education they are provided with to the level of financial success that the primaries in the show have attained.