While these are good starting points for garnering public interest, affordability and implementation will be the real keys to success.
Despite spending no money on advertising, Goldblatt's hotline went viral to the point of garnering millions of calls and thousands of dollars in phone bills every month.
The Big Four players, and not only the Big Four, have too many other money-making, point-garnering tournaments keeping them busy to make time for the three rounds over weekends in the winter, spring, and late summer—required to reach the Davis Cup final.
This, she suggests, means they might have fewer qualms about bioterrorism than the terrorists of several decades ago, who were more interested in scoring political points and in garnering public support for their various causes.Dr Rotz is not alone in her belief that bioterrorism is a growing cause for concern.
When garnering points for personality of a place, sometimes the proprietors propel it up the scale.
Per a videotape, Toomey is against no corporate income tax, which Wallace says, "SERIOUSLY?" Toomey backs off, saying that he was just trying to prove a point about corporations garnering taxes from their customers, which is a lot like saying that you support shooting the sun out of the sky to prove a point about daylight.
Now it is my mother who, on her first three turns, is spelling things like "at" and "or," saying tsk-tsk to herself, garnering three points per turn, shrugging as if it were all just the luck of the draw, as if the game only ever came down to whatever random letters you happened to choose.
After 24 games in which the purpose was to garner points to stay in the competition, the essence shifts.
The victory also kept alive their slim hopes of qualifying for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals in London, heading into next week's Paris Masters, which is the final chance to garner points.. .
