Examples of 'not garner' in a sentence
Meaning of "not garner"
not garner: This phrase means to not gather or collect something, usually information or support. It implies a lack of accumulation or acquisition of a particular thing.
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The error did not garner considerable notice.
Theirs are unremarkable economies that do not garner many headlines.
Pritchard did not garner his reputation by losing cases.
The idea of an environmental tax resource did not garner unanimous backing either.
The report did not garner similar publicity to the coronavirus.
The unimaginable suffering of the Soviet people does not garner sufficient recognition abroad.
Truman did not garner the same support as the deceased president.
Others simply did not garner consensus.
He will not garner a footnote when the history of this period is written.
I know that sentence will not garner me any friendships.
This move did not garner support in either organisation nor among the majority of citizens.
Throughout the country DMP could not garner more than five seats.
But I did not garner the coveted main female part.
During the Cold War period the Cham issue did not garner much attention by historians.
And did not garner the villagers credited!
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Russia too was seeking re-election but did not garner enough votes to win.
However, it did not garner the profit she had hoped for.
Likewise a scoreless, or very low scoring game, will not garner much attention either.
The initiative did not garner the required number of signatures.
Despite the scale of the problem, many protracted refugee situations do not garner international attention.
The hyphen does not garner the respect it used to.
The film was praised by critics, but Stewart 's performance did not garner much media attention.
The legislation did not garner the necessary votes to pass.
In May 2010, a new group was formed, but the proposed expanded definition did not garner agreement.
The proposal did not garner enough support to move forward.
In other words, the funding system currently in place may not garner policy-relevant information.
As a result, it did not garner much recognition or airplay outside the band 's fanbase.
The Baccalaureate itself does not garner a certificate for students.
The paper, however, did not garner much enthusiasm or interest among the mathematicians gathered there.
However, the Mamilla development did not garner as much interest as the Triangle.
The Stern show did not garner the expected high ratings, only reaching 10th place overall.
Unfortunately for Nintendo, the title did not garner much attention upon release.
The song did not garner success until post-release of Hannah Montana 3.
Reverse Psychology and its singles did not garner much attention outside the Nordic countries.
Freaky Styley did not garner mainstream success and failed to enter the Billboard 200.
Haley 's draft resolution did not garner a single vote in favor, save her own.
However, it could not garner nearly enough support in the Riksdag.
This party, too, did not garner sufficient votes to get into the Knesset.
So, this news-report did not garner much attention - as it was, indeed, not intended to.
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I am not really sure what that thing was
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