Sentence examples for task of garnering from inspiring English sources

He says that international companies "don't have either the appetite or the currency to be buyers; domestic buyers would face the challenging task of garnering Department of Justice approval".

You have a much higher chance of garnering lots of views.

Adopting the parameter filter again, Schacter and Moscovitch (1984) argued that one could examine the effect of modality shifts between study and test, a manipulation that is often detrimental to performance on nondeclarative priming tasks, but which does not typically impact performance on declarative memory tasks, to garner such evidence.

has been tasked with garnering crucial Democratic support for the attack.

In part B, a side bias-corrected version of the task was used (Garner et al. 2003b): the assignment of the reward was based on the choice probability of the bird in the preceding 20 trials.

However, it is facing challenges, including a lack of standardisation of rules, in garnering global appeal.

The ever-growing demand and heterogeneity of Cloud Computing is garnering popularity with scientific communities to utilize the services of Cloud for executing large scale scientific applications in the form of set of tasks known as Workflows.

In much of Asia, protectionism has prevented them from garnering much of the market.

THE term "dustjacket" is typically written as one word, said Bryan A. Garner, editor in chief of "Black's Law Dictionary" and author of "Garner's Modern American Usage".

A video recorded by a friend of Garner named Ramsey Orta shows much of what ensued; it suggests that Garner posed no threat to anybody.

Jason Weisenburg said of Garner.