Sentence examples for trial garnered from inspiring English sources

The five-week trial garnered attention in part because of two funds' ties to SAC.

The 28-day trial garnered the kinds of headlines in British newspapers that are usually reserved for misbehaving movie stars.

The subsequent trial garnered a lot of attention in the press, and not all of it reflected well on Kelly and Cohen.

Spooks on BBC1 came closest to spoiling Life Begin's last outing, with an audience of 5.6 million and 23.9% share at 9pm Channel 4's Wife Swap managed 1.9 million viewers and an 8% share, while the concluding part of BBC2's Nuremburg: Nazis on Trial garnered 1.8 million.

In the early 1990s, the O.J. Simpson murder trial garnered national and international attention partial due to the sensational nature of the double homicide.

In contrast, participants were slow when the previous trial garnered high-magnitude reward and the target color in the previous trial now came to define the distractor.

That said, I would expect to see something similar in the way of retail experiments happen in the US when the UK trial has garnered some useful feedback.

The Carter trial has garnered national attention in part because the case, which is based almost entirely on interactions between teenagers on smartphones, is an awkward fit for a 200-year old involuntary manslaughter statute.

On Friday, after ten days of deliberation and a seven-week trial that garnered national attention, a jury found Dr. Lisa Tseng guilty of second-degree murder for writing prescriptions that led to the overdose deaths of three patients.

Notably, the All Trials movement pushing for transparency of pharmaceutical trials has garnered much attention from the public and press over recent months.

Owing to the drug industry's commercial interests and lobbying power, and in Europe, owing to the EU mandate, drug trials have garnered special interest.