Sentences with phrase «garner much»

With the right tactics — posting regularly, using keywords, uploading videos — a free profile has the power to garner much engagement with potential customers.

Hiding the ball will not garner much negotiating good will!

This additional cash flow means you're able to garner a much quicker return on your investment.

A dense cover letter with long paragraphs and run - on sentences will not garner much attention; be clear, brief, and powerful.

On most of the search committees I've served on, this situation doesn't tend to garner much attention, especially if the overall GPA is a 3.8.

«Ethereum continues to garner much attention and use as an ICO token for new projects.

It's hard to tell at this point if the iPhone X will be able to garner much attention.

While the review of these decisions are burdensome to federal district judges, they are also as important as other types of litigation that garner much greater attention.

B. Civil liability in a medical malpractice suit on behalf of the estate is not likely to garner much of a return relative to the debt.

But with expected salaries between $ 150,000 and $ 196,000, they're not likely to garner much sympathy from other lawyers or the general public.

While I certainly do hope that something worthwhile is achieved by the delegates at Doha, I can't seem to garner much interest in the efforts of the United Nations to deal with climate change.

Despite these findings, extreme heat warnings continue to garner much attention from the media.

There seem to be few examples of artists out there doing both that garner much respect.

Though the Wii U failed to garner much of an audience, it was home to many quality game releases that few played due...

«Arms» was one of the weirdest games at the Nintendo Switch reveal event, and its initial impressions failed to garner much excitement.

Ryse and Dead Rising failed to impress and have since gone to the PC, while the fantastic Sunset Overdrive pleased many and held high acclaim; though it sadly did not garner much interest from the masses.

In the side missions you encounter along the way, you can garner much - needed experience points and gear.

It also helps that it managed to garner much of the development funds for Project Cars through a hugely successful crowd - funding campaign, ridding them of the need to yield to a publisher's whims.

Perhaps they were barely marketed titles that dropped with little fanfare, or smaller curios that failed to garner much attention, perhaps they were overshadowed by bigger, louder titles, or were written off early due to faults and failures before eventually coming good.

People who are buying a Vita for PS4 remote play of course will help boost the figures, and should the release of PS4 explode the Vita sales then the install base increasing exponentially will hopefully garner much more third party support.

Games like Injustice: Gods Among Us are huge enough to garner much attention, yet small enough for the head honchos at Microsoft to skip right over in their quest to acquire new dev support.

Having served shoppers in the eastern US for over 100 years, Boscov's obviously knows how to keep its customers coming back — but the Boscov's Credit Card may not garner much loyalty.

that your posts about property always garner much, much more comments than any other topic.

In this case, you can use the points for things like long haul flights and upgrades, which garner much more value than a straight cash trade.

For another, if you become an active, appreciated member of a Twitter network, you can garner much support for your occasional promotions in the form of retweets, for example.

There's a lot of hype around devices like this, and the iPhone cover idea is the same sort of approach, where the E Ink screen is basically for screenshots and not interactivity unless the app developer chooses to design their app to be interactive on the E Ink side — seems like a limited approach that will be unlikely to garner much interest from app developers.

Their first model in 2010 did not garner much success outside the German market and was just a very basic device re-branded from a company in India.

But one way that Transcontinental is ahead of the game is their ability to make PageFlip previews and manuscript chapters available to all media outlets that they serve in order to garner much - needed book reviews for their authors, a vital tool for establishing a reader fan base and expanding author exposure.

FCA launched the Jeep brand in India last year and due to the high prices of their SUVs, they didn't garner much of an interest from customers.

The compact sedan segment continues to garner much interest among Indian consumers and the company is happy to mark its presence in this competitive segment, he added.

But these flagrant abuses were never were enough to garner much publicity.

If you were only a casual viewer who caught a handful of episodes or have never caught on to the appeal of HBO's eight - season - long series «Entourage» (2004 - 2011), the film expansion probably won't garner much fanfare.

One of the most talked about films this Awards Season, one in which has continued to garner much well - deserved praise, is Kenneth Lonergan's third directorial masterpiece Manchester By The Sea.

Joaquin Phoenix has seen some of his past performances garner him much praise from audiences and critics alike.

We could see a Michael Lerner in Barton Fink, David Paymer in Mr. Saturday Night, James Cromwell in Babe, Djimon Hounsou in In America or, more recently, Max von Sydow in Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close; most of which didn't garner much in the way of critics or industry nominations or prizes before making it into the final five at the Oscars.

The artistic design behind the film should garner much praise and potential awards.

But the film will likely garner much of its earnings and generate much of its cachet from members of a mobile black middle class, centered largely in America, that have carved out some political and media prominence, both individually and as a group.

Some feel Artist failed to garner much Oscar love due to some controversies related to James Franco, and those may have had an impact.

Writing that is detail rich is able to garner a much greater impact on a reader than writing that is chock full of abstract and generic statements.

Wastewater injection wells induce earthquakes that garner much attention, especially in tectonically inactive regions.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON — Materials that lose their electrical resistance at a whisper above absolute zero generally don't garner much attention.

Giambra, a former Democrat who failed to garner much traction with Republican and Conservative Party leaders in the state, left open the possibility of running on the Reform Party ballot line, created in 2014 by then - GOP nominee Rob Astorino out of opposition to the Common Core education standards.

However, no matter how good the content is, if your child doesn't post regularly, the blog won't garner much interest.

Southampton's van Dijk and RB Leipzig's Keita both reportedly want to go to Liverpool, where they would garner much higher salaries.

The undoubtedly talented 20 year old has struggled to force his way into Louis van Gaal's starting eleven this season and as such a temporary move to a Premier League rival could help the forward to garner some much needed experience.

Despite those benefits, zinc does not often garner much attention in the investor community.

Fortunately, investors can garner much bigger rewards by looking beyond the super-rich American market and beyond stocks in general.

Fast - rising startups like Nutanix and Simplivity have garnered much attention for their own hyperconverged appliances, which has led to big tech companies like Cisco and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (hpe) creating their own competing products.

This act garnered much attention because this sector was previously left to local companies such as MercadoLibre (in which eBay is invested).

Last year, Musk garnered much opprobrium for his animus toward public transit, which he's called «a pain in the ass.»