Sentence examples for not garnered enough from inspiring English sources

The House version of the highway bill calls for deep cuts, and the better Senate version has not garnered enough Republican support to pass.

Other developers and market analysts said they assumed that Metro had not garnered enough sales contracts at the 224-unit project — which has the most amenities and highest prices of any of the three large residential complexes taking shape on the beachfront — to persuade lenders to finance the next stage of construction.

It's not like she hasn't garnered enough respect.

The national security consequences haven't garnered enough attention, and they're compounded by something I didn't have space to mention President Obama's cancellation of his Asia trip itinerary.

Although the video for "Video Games" that Del Rey filmed with her webcam was not intended as a single at the time, it garnered enough online buzz to be noticed by Stranger Records, opening the opportunity for Del Rey to sign a joint record deal with Interscope and Polydor, leading to the eventual publication of the EP and additional videos for "Blue Jeans" and "Born to Die".

Jobbik has never garnered enough votes to enter Parliament.

Members of Parliament have garnered enough votes to call Mr. Ahmadinejad in for questioning over the currency crisis, the semiofficial Fars news agency reported, but it was not clear when or if this would happen.

But France appeared to have garnered enough votes to block that initiative.

Inspired by Rhode Island's Newport Jazz Festival, the two jazz enthusiasts garnered enough support to launch a comparable event in 1958.

It was the repetition of a piece that had garnered enough applause to be performed once more.

By December 2001, the group had garnered enough supporters to land a show at the Knitting Factory club in New York.