Sentence examples for Pumping resources into from inspiring English sources

The government is pumping resources into the economy, with a focus on developing Western China.

Cities across the heartland are pumping resources into their downtowns, but Oklahoma's effort seems more pronounced than most.

"He said, 'I think North Carolina looks good.' " But Mr. Smith said he cautioned Mr. Clinton that the Democrats should think twice about pumping resources into the state.

Other publications much larger than TriCityNews have been wondering about pumping resources into a medium that does not seem to show a promise of returns any time soon.

They pledged to continue pumping resources into the Common Core State Standards in K-12 math and reading as well as efforts to improve teacher quality and personalize instruction.

All three parties are pumping resources into Thurrock and have been campaigning full-time since January.

Marc Racicot, the Republican national chairman, countered that the party and the White House were impressed with Mr. Simon and would aggressively move to pump resources into the state.

Brunel's English department has pumped resources into ensuring students are able to pick which options they want to study – something that had proved a problem in previous years.

The company has pumped resources into promoting the app in large, chat app-centric markets like India and Indonesia, running TV ads and other promotions, but it is coming up against strong incumbent opposition in these countries.

Romney, Driscoll recalled, worried about the plateau between standardized test scores in fourth and eighth grade, so he pumped resources into those grades -- and not pre-K.

At the same time that America has pumped resources into a distracted set of terrorism-related priorities, the government has divested from efforts to ensure the longevity of our republic.