Sentence examples similar to credit injected from inspiring English sources
But the European monetary authorities have moved to help credit markets, injecting funds into the money markets in unprecedented amounts.
Previous interventions have focused more on the inner workings of global credit markets -- injecting capital into banks, for example, and lending money to large companies.
Give Mr. Wolfe credit for injecting this phenomenon into the plot of "Back to Blood," which centers on a shady Russian oligarch and his donation of $70 million in renowned modernist paintings to start a Miami art museum.
And whereas his policy recommendations are certainly unworkable, he should be given credit for injecting a moralist dimension into economic debates that often masquerade as value-free, objective undertakings.One is reminded of the intellectual jousting between Ronald Dworkin and Antonin Scalia.
By separating money from credit, you inject safety and soundness into the lending circuit.
"Now that some waste has been exposed -– by the administration's own independent investigators –- they are clamoring to take credit by injecting themselves into the story.
He also told the board that Reserve Management had not arranged any credit facility or injected any capital to maintain the one-dollar net asset value.
The entire idea of "tapering" was designed to keep the economy from developing a new credit bubble -- a distinct possibility, given that the Fed's bond-buying program is paid for with newly-created credit of $85 billion injected into the system as the Fed "pays" for the bonds it buys.
Ms. Edwards, 40, has worked at Dance Theater Workshop since 1996 and is widely credited with injecting new life into its programming.
More than 5 million people saw The Gates, and it was credited with injecting about $254 million into the local economy.
