0 present participle of garner
1 to collect something, usually after much work or with difficulty:
The local government departments' preferred solution to the crisis, which was garnering damaging publicity, was simply to repatriate the squatters to their former homes.
These off-the-wall events have been garnering the sort of public interest that will serve electroacoustic music well.
Alternatively, the slightly later-formed embryos in the higher fruits and the peduncular ovules may be at a temporal and spatial disadvantage in garnering resources.
First, it proved an effective strategy for garnering public support.
As well as garnering sizeable attendances, the first few weeks of 1915 saw something like a structured season develop for military rugby teams.
Garnering genetic information by test procedures is relatively benign.
Who may be garnering these spoils of inertia in fifteen, ten or even five years' time?
As he correctly pointed out, that takes the heat off, in terms of focusing on garnering support in the constituencies.
