Sentence examples for will not garner from inspiring English sources

Tipoti's flop will not garner an Oscar nomination.

Without more light shed on these proceedings, they will not garner public trust, and rightly so.

Perhaps he ignores them because enforcing them will not garner him any votes.

A patronising communications strategy will not garner results with this age range.

Still, there is a slight chance the Liberal Democrats will not garner enough support to win a majority in the lower house.

Pakistani analysts are now predicting that the party, which has dominated both houses of the national assembly and three of the four provincial assemblies, will fare poorly in Monday's elections and will not garner enough seats to form a government.

These sanctions, like many previous Western sanctions, will likely not garner the desired response.

Handwritten letters are harder to read, and will most likely not garner official action from the embassy.

He will not even garner all of Africa's support: sub-Saharans feel no affinity with him.The real contest thus appears to be between Mr MacLaren and Mr Moore: both would be convincing trade evangelists and effective dealmakers, but each has his backers and his detractors.

While you might not garner headlines, you'll certainly shed calories with one eight-hour day each per week of drilling coal (-559); operating a punch press (-430); tipping molds at a steel mill (-473); digging trenches (-731); and carpentry (-301).

(Parties that do not garner at least 1.5 percent of the vote during the primaries will be disqualified from participating in the midterm elections).