Sentence examples for better to inject from inspiring English sources

There's no one better to inject the volatile tempos of New York City than jazz drummer Antonio Sanchez, originally from Mexico but who has lived there for 17 years.

In this case, it is better to inject the bolus 30 60 min prior to a meal.

Thus, the question arises whether perhaps it would be better to inject the mealtime insulin 15 or even 30 min before the start of a meal.

Two ways are possible: (1) for analytic purposes, it is thus better to inject the liposomes to be sized several times until gel saturation and then perform size analysis (2) for preparative purposes like separation of loaded liposomes from non-encapsulated material, the problem is trickier and the experimental conditions should be adapted to minimize loss of lipid and contamination.

What better colour to inject a bit of warmth into a dull, grey day?

And what better way to inject some much needed warmth into your freezing loins, then with some smooth and saucey house music from one of the leading voices in smooth, saucey house music: Waze & Odyssey.

Earlier in the day, the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg had endorsed this message in a specially pre-recorded video in which he admitted that there was "no better way to inject a sense of urgency than to hear from the people that will be most affected; the people who will hold us to account if we fail; the people who will run the businesses, communities and governments of the future.

In this age of short-attention-span audiences, if you're going to perform an old-fashioned play the old-fashioned way — that is, with two intermissions — you'd better have a spark to inject into that third act to make audience members glad they stayed around.

And that there'Seenbusiness in this.

But with Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed in something of a decline come on now, there's been one highpoint since 2009's Assassin's Creed II, and the pirate adventuring of Black Flag was undermined by developer determination to include so many tedious follow-this-chump missions the time's never been better for a movie version to inject some vitality into the franchise.

DeMause points to the work of University of Chicago economist Allen Sanderson, who memorably said: "If you want to inject money into the local economy, it would be better to drop it from a helicopter than invest it in a new ballpark".