Sentence examples for a time to inject from inspiring English sources

It's a time to inject greater urgency into the Middle East peace process".

Listen here: "It would be so much cheaper just to write the check, bail the Greeks out, and buy a little bit of time to inject capital into the banks," says Lanchester, whose Comment in this week's magazine explores "the world's biggest game of chicken" between Greece and the rest of Europe.

Maybe it's time to inject a dose of reality into the quadrennial debate over the preferred résumé for a politician who would be commander in chief.

In fact, he said, maybe it was time to inject a little multimedia excitement in his 89-year-old production, something he had been contemplating.

As we pay homage on Monday 14 November to the closest supermoon since 1948, it is time to inject a note of realism into the hype that has developed around supermoons of late.

Rich wrote that it was time to "inject a little reality into the garbling of Vietnam-era history," but in the process he conflates two dissimilar leaks about two even more dissimilar wars and himself ends up garbling the very reality he sought to illuminate.

With winter out of the way, it's time to inject some colour into office outfits, and a pretty corset such as this, will easily do the job.

A part of protocol that similar between the present and the Korean study was time to inject rHuEPO immediately following induction of anesthesia before cardiac surgery.

The regulators had to invoke trading restrictions to give the Fed time to inject liquidity into the system.

More frequent injecting is associated with more severe dependence [ 43], lower uptake of OST [ 8, 44] and longer time to injecting cessation [ 43].

A typical member of this class has a stylet, a calcareous barb, with which the animal stabs the prey many times to inject toxins and digestive secretions.