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But he knows the 25-year-old could bring an injection of positivity at a time when United appear to be enveloped in gloom.

They should not be tired or weary, having only been on tour for just over a month, while the arrival of the likes of Buttler, Bairstow and young Hampshire spinner Danny Briggs will bring an injection of youth to the camp.

The vote brought an injection of new blood and energy, new strategies, new questions and a whole lot of ambition.

Yeomans says: "American editors tend to come once a year or once every two or three seasons, and that brings an injection of excitement.

However, while Redknapp has brought an injection of hope to QPR, Sunderland boss Martin O'Neill remains in search of a solution to the stagnation that has set in at the Stadium of Light as he approaches the first anniversary of his appointment.

The island's economic prospects have also recently been lifted following the discovery of large reserves of natural gas, which many here are hoping will bring a large injection of revenue.

"The Bartone Plaza mixed-use development will bring a needed injection of built-in customers for Main Street businesses while improving the tax base of the village," said Eric Alexander, the executive director of Vision Long Island, in an e-mail.

It brought a necessary injection of fun to the series after weeks of doom and gloom.

In 1994 his government signed a major oil-exploration agreement with a consortium of foreign oil companies lead by British Petroleum, which brought a welcome injection of investment capital into the country.

Millepied and Portman had brought a huge injection of glamour – and sponsorship cash – to the venerable Paris institution.

The London Challenge, a policy launched by the Labour government in 2003 which brought a massive injection of cash and a commitment to give every child in the capital a good education, has been virtually unanimously credited with the turnaround.