In 2003, when the overnight rate was heading to new lows, Mr. Bernanke himself suggested one possible course of action — the Fed could easily infuse more money into the economy by buying up billions of dollars in longer-term Treasury securities and perhaps even commercial bonds.
The Whigs, a three-man band from Athens, Ga., opened the concert with a tuneful, time-warped variant on Southern rock: one that follows the thread from fuzz-toned mid-'60s garage-rock through the grungy blasts of Neil Young and Crazy Horse through mid-'80s heartland indie-rock, but can easily infuse them all with a Southern twang.
This duty arises because these debates can easily be infused with racism; it also arises because migrants often lack an effective voice in the political process.
In the Northern Hemisphere less Arctic ice cover in September means that a warming Arctic Ocean is easily able to infuse its latent heat into the Arctic atmosphere.
The Spear Plum — a simple, good-natured mixture of sake, plum wine, lime juice, sugar and fresh mint — goes down as easily as one of those infused, high-end iced-teas solid in boutique delis.
O-negative blood for women and O-positive for men is infused if type and cross-matched blood is not easily available.
Kip's is one such bar; twice a month, when subsidy checks came into the reservation, the place was infused with the kind of gasket-blowing good humor that could easily slip over the line into aggravated assault.
Long-term toxicity studies of Salvia miltiorrhiza have shown that if it is infused too quickly, a fall in blood pressure will occur, which can easily cause anaphylactic shock [ 18].
So infused with fey magical witchery, Latin-American style, is Ms. Hiwot's work that it could easily illustrate the great García-Márquez novel, "One Hundred Years of Solitude".
They must have been putting something in my food one of the coarse brown powders easily attainable at any Chinese herbalist's shop, the ground horn of the rhinoceros or the friable bones of the tiger infused in alcohol.
