Sentence examples for cash transfusion from inspiring English sources
The most sought after, research-intensive universities say that the government's plans provide "a life-saving cash transfusion".
Traders said that in addition to Wall Street's gains -- which came on encouraging economic data -- investors had taken heart from reports that an economic plan expected from Japan's government today would give the nation's struggling banks a cash transfusion from public funds.
Already, 38% of households pay no income tax (or get a net cash transfusion from the earned income tax credit).
Scores on state tests, particularly among Hispanic students in poor districts that have received cash transfusions, have often risen markedly in recent years.
Hynix Semiconductor, the No. 3 chip maker and Samsung's lone Korean rival, has more than $6 billion in debt and has survived on cash transfusions from Korean banks.
GSTS accounts show it lost £5.9m last year owing to higher than expected laboratory costs – with the company kept afloat by cash transfusions from the hospitals.
Indeed, our government is in the morally untenable position of rewarding the most promiscuous carrier of them all, A.I.G., with as much as $180 billion in taxpayers' cash transfusions (so far) precisely because it can't be disentangled from all the careless (and unidentified) trading partners sharing its infection.
Although many believe that, once it is proved safe, its introduction will be inevitable, they fret that it will introduce yet another layer of expense to cash-strapped transfusion services.
However, a large transfusion of cash from the city's Rainy Day Fund later in the year has typically managed to save the vast majority of the positions of getting the axe.
Steering clear of companies that are capital intensive and need constant transfusions of cash, like steel or automobile firms, he focuses on food products and pharmaceuticals firms.
