Sentence examples for not garnering from inspiring English sources

But "it's not garnering political weight and support," he said recently by telephone.

Ms. Bardach said that the fax was meant to convey Mr. Posada's frustration that the Havana bombings were not garnering more press attention.

In March, Rosie Alison's debut novel, The Very Thought of You, was shortlisted for the Orange prize despite not garnering a single review in a British national newspaper.

Despite encouraging reviews, his work was not garnering sales or international press as the company was expanding in China and Japan.

B2B is not garnering a lot of attention, a clear indication that the chance of its stock popping is slim.

Biden has not been an attack dog for the President, certainly not garnering the fear and loathing of Darth Cheney.

Tipoti's flop will not garner an Oscar nomination.

But they still did not garner enough votes for either woman to be elected.

But Emulex stock is generally volatile, so the move did not garner much attention.

Perhaps he ignores them because enforcing them will not garner him any votes.

The resolution's proponents were concerned they would not garner a commanding majority of the vote.