Sentences with phrase «garnered much support»

By many accounts, Obama had not garnered much support for the new policy before springing it on NASA and Congress nearly three years ago.

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.

Not exact matches

That was during a follow up to a question of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush about why he's more qualified to lead than the real estate billionaire, who garners as much as 41 percent of Republican voter support in some national polls, which is nearly triple the support for Cruz and four times that for Rubio.

Getting results depends not so much on your position, but on your ability to garner support from others and being able to persuade others to buy into your way of thinking.

Much will depend on the results of June's National Assembly elections, and particularly whether he can garner support from rival parties.

Her somewhat controversial Best Supporting Actress acceptance speech calling for greater gender equality garnered much of the attention.

Powietrzynski, who is about to take the New York bar exam, garnered much of his support from individuals, including people in Forest Hills, other parts of the city and one from Ohio.

He expects it will be a decade or more before ESRU's turbines are ready to be used in earnest in the sea — much more testing must be done, in addition to the environmental impact studies and garnering of support from utility companies.

It is much easier to construct a narrative that will garner attention and publicity and interest, than to carefully exclude non-robust results and publish only those results that are solidly supported.

There was much hope for the critically - acclaimed and bank - breaking finale to the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2, to garner nominations for Best Picture and possibly Best Supporting Actor for Alan Rickman, but neither manifested and the great collective force of the Internet pulled no punches in letting the Academy know their displeasure.

Redmayne was hardly the only male actor to surprise — at the supporting end, Tom Hardy scored a nomination for his turn as the villainous Fitzgerald in «The Revenant» after not garnering much pre-announcement heat.

Sylvester Stallone who played Rocky for the seventh time in Creed received a nomination for Best Supporting Actor — which garnered much love from fans, myself included.

The film didn't garner as much of a response at TIFF as some were expecting, and since it's not necessarily a commercial draw, it will need a groundswell of critics support in order to become a major contender in the awards season.

This fundamental deficiency garners scant attention in much of the country because, in most suburbs and rural areas, parental guidance or social support enables students to reach adulthood passably educated.

Tax credits for donors to scholarship programs that help low - income students attend private schools garner twice as much support as opposition.

S.B. 38 continues garner support and momentum, and much of that support is a direct result of our coordinated messaging.

One of the reasons that the original Pre never quite made it was that it never garnered as much developer support as it could of, if timing had been better, and probably the real test for HP is being able to get them back to support the TouchPad.

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.

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.

As previously announced, the players who opted in to the nomination process have from April 30 to May 7, to garner as much support as possible.

In this case, it might not want others to know how much support a candidate had garnered who pushed so - called «radical», but nevertheless, common sense - based ideas that flew in the face of the status quo guardians... the election controlling elites.