Sentence examples for attempting to inject some from inspiring English sources

Mr Toyoda is attempting to inject some humility into the company's rigorous culture.

We were attempting to inject some much needed humor and anger and style into the literary scene... [The] success or failure of Brutalism should be judged on what came next".

We were attempting to inject some much needed humour and anger and style into the literary scene... [The] success or failure of Brutalism should be judged on what came next".

3.55pm Voigt attempts to inject some pace into the breakaway with around 3km to go up the Côte des Bastides.

Handed this Rubik's cube, the architect Richard Bloch attempted to inject some drama by creating a progression of small interiors.

David Cameron attempted to inject some urgency into the coalition response to rising energy prices on Wednesday, telling MPs he wanted an immediate inquiry into competition in the energy industry.

An early example of the treatment he endured came one night in 1949, after he had attempted to inject some of his new ideas into a solo while playing with a rhythm and blues band in a dancehall in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Blinder attempts to inject some life into sagas like the fall of Lehman, or TARP or AIG, mostly by offering color commentary.

Mann told HuffPost via email that he's attending Wednesday's hearing to "attempt to inject some actual facts and some actual climate science in a Washington D.C. atmosphere where 'alternative facts' and industry-funded science denialism have run amok".

I can only hope that the new influx of Gulf, Iraq and Afghan war veterans we have finally elected into public office will attempt to inject some of their own hard-earned private reality into this public gun control circus.

Although in recent years the NRHM attempted to inject some energy into maternal mortality prevention through the JSY and the ASHA programme, the concurrent strengthening of the dysfunctional health system in UP did not have as much priority.