Sentence examples for may garner from inspiring English sources

It is Mr. Ailes's comment about President Obama that may garner the most attention.

Trump's statements on Mexicans and Muslims may garner most media attention.

"Avatar's" $1 billion in ticket sales may garner all the headlines for News Corporation's 20th Century Fox, which released the sci-fi spectacle.

Nor does the possibility that an individual who spends large sums may garner "influence over or access to" elected officials or political parties.

Muslims Like Us could be seen as a positive move towards representing other faiths but the Big Brother-style approach may garner more criticism than praise.

The campaign's reliance on celebrities has been seized upon by critics, who said that while famous faces may garner attention, they do not inform the debate.

Our actions may make us feel self-satisfied, may even garner us "likes" or re-tweets, but do they actually improve insight or understanding into the situation at hand?

The loneliness of the long-distance frontrunner ReprintsWith the remains of Britain's financial system still smouldering ominously, complaints from London businessmen may not garner much public sympathy.

WITH its abundance of 19th-century brick mill complexes, small and struggling downtown business district and about 11,300 residents, Stafford may not garner a second glance from most filmmakers.

Israeli officials say they believe that Mr. Abbas's attempt to gain United Nations membership through the Security Council is running into trouble and may not garner the nine votes needed.

This is a switch and a bit of a comedown for Ms. Rowley, whose designs may not garner prizes and accolades from the fashion press but whose showmanship has helped attract a loyal following.