Sentence examples for that he garners from inspiring English sources

"Going forward, I think [our chances] would be handicapped by 50percentt without Bill Weld, Johnsonn said during a press availability, saying that "the attention that he garners, the credibility that he brings to this, the fact that he's been a role model to me for all of my life" makes him an indispensable part of the party's plan for November.

That he garners less than 1percentt of the vote in national polls and has been excluded from several presidential debates doesn't help his argument for political viability, but such assertions are not the only reason to think that marijuana legalization is gaining traction as a serious political issue.

"I want to give so much love to this community by the way that you stood up to that," he said, garnering a round of applause.

And before that, he failed to garner enough support from his own caucus for "Plan B," Mr. Boehner's own bill to avert the fiscal crisis.

He reiterated his position that he would garner more votes being in New York than in Pennsylvania.

Despite the resistance, Stern has said publicly that he can garner support for a 50-50 deandand will continue pushing for it.

In his usual atavistic way, the hope is that he will garner support from those who refuse to believe that most things change over time.

Precisely because Romney is so accomplished, so telegenic, in short such an impressive candidate, it may be a slap in Mormons' faces if he finds that he cannot garner the support of conservative values voters.

Chamberlain's pitching destiny has been a polarizing and incendiary subject before the Yankees shuttled him between the rotation and the bullpen, but many executives in baseball remember how overpowering he was in 2007 — and in periodic flashes since — and it stands to reason that he will garner significant interest if the Yankees seriously explore dealing him.

It helps that Hugh is Hugh, that he can garner headlines for this kind of thing and get on breakfast sofas and everything, but I'm never drinking in Caffè Nero again, so wide is the gap between the image presented (all huge monochrome prints of toothless Italians being served in fountains by supermodels and simply screaming kindness and sustainability) and the venal corporate truth.

But the only reason he's attacked his opponents as extreme is so that he can garner some attention from the media.