Sentence examples for own garnered from inspiring English sources

Despite Flacco's and Kaepernick's ability to throw far and fast, however, Brandt and others argued that arm strength on its own garnered too much attention.

The party contested the 2014 Lok Sabha elections on its own and garnered two seats in the chamber.

Following his remarks, a petition set up calling for him to resign and for people to "stand in solidarity with Ms Nagakiya and all women who have been blamed for their own victimisation", garnered more than 10,000 signatures.

He was the fourth-choice candidate of his own Peronist party, garnered just 22% of the vote in 2003, and won only when Carlos Menem, a former president, withdrew from the run-off.

The new ruling by the EU's Council of Ministers means that, from 2013, artists of the 1960s who were not talented enough to pen their own music and garnered income only through performing the songs of others will no longer face losing their royalty this decade, but will keep receiving a payment until the 2030s.

Through scholarships and fellowships, including the National Institutes of Health's Minority Access to Research Careers MARCC) Program, she paid for her own education and garnered research experience in analytical and inorganic chemistry.

G-Dragon's contributions to his own music have garnered him praises and criticism alike.

The other Barrytown novels spawned films of their own, and The Van garnered an unexpected Booker shortlisting.

The brothers, who have garnered their own Web page, live in a country shack and count "watching TV" and "spitting" as their favorite activities.

Levin says Coadec's own migration survey has garnered around 100 responses thus far, with around 40percentnt saying they currently employ people hired via the tier 2 visa route.

A collection of 200 of those brooches even garnered their own museum exhibit.