Sentence examples for a fresh dose from inspiring English sources

The exchange injected a fresh dose of contention into the bitter fight for the Democratic nomination.

A fresh dose of austerity will make all these problems worse.

After a couple of rocky weeks, Mrs. Clinton greeted reporters on Tuesday morning with a fresh dose of confidence.

But the healthy enzyme is rapidly depleted, and patients must return every week for a fresh dose.

Greece is unlikely to grow at anything like these rates, especially if saddled with a fresh dose of austerity.

As it is, the row has injected a fresh dose of venom into what was a poisoned relationship.

A new report from Congress's investigative arm provides a powerful fresh dose of nonpartisan realism about Iraq as President Bush tries to spin people into thinking that significant — or at least sufficient — progress is being made.

Besides a bracing dose of fresh anise and a back-of-the-tongue bitterness, on one tasting, I thought I detected asparagus.

Chettinadu curry is smoky with pan-toasted cardamom and cinnamon, hot with red and green chilies, herbaceous with curry and coriander leaves, tangy with tomato and onion pastes, and fragrant with ginger and fennel ($9 to $11.50 for chicken, mutton, shrimp, fish or vegetarian) — with a sweet dose of fresh coconut milk to boot.

The sheer scale of the fresh dose of austerity, doubts over the ability of both the Greek government and the eurozone to reach targets and gaps in the eurogroup deal prompted cynics to suggest the agreement would hold together for only a few months.

The fresh dose of deflationary measures in Greece's new €86bn (£62bailoutlout programme, agreed in July after Tsipras folded under pressure from creditors, will deepen a depression similar in its severity to those that afflicted Germany and the United States in the 1930s.