Sentence examples for effort to inject some from inspiring English sources

Mount Vernon has sought for years to develop 15 acres straddling Sandford Boulevard, just a few blocks from the Pelham border, in an effort to inject some much-needed cash into the city's coffers.

EU citizens from across the UK and Britons settled in Europe gathered to lobby Westminster on Wednesday in an effort to inject some renewed energy into the campaign to secure their rights post-Brexit.

Mr. Needham, a former editor of FHM both in Britain and in the United States, was hired two years ago at Rolling Stone, which is owned by Wenner Media, in an effort to inject some of the energy and success of the lad magazines into the music magazine.

In an effort to inject some color into the gray goings-on this year, the Social Democrats appealed to the 385,000 expected new voters with a promotional video portraying a young couple in bed with titillating copy about the "first time". The ad provoked objections and was pulled.

There has been an effort to inject some reality into Bollywood's fantasy extravaganzas:  the film Chakde!

As an effort to inject some life into a snoozy GM division, it succeeds where the company's Pontiac GTO, with its dull styling, failed.

In fact this is a little unfair as Woolwich has made visible efforts to inject some Olympic pizzazz.

The miniseries follows his miserable efforts to inject some drama into a story about a bloke in a forest.

As the internment goes on the scenes between the pair feel repetitive, despite Bernal and Bodnia's best efforts to inject some emotional resonance.

But Ms. Lee says she accepts the screenwriters' efforts to inject some lightness into the film because, "otherwise, it is a very sad story".

Now, his efforts to inject some boldness into England as a second-half substitute for the prosaic Danny Care, are widely dismissed as so much wishful thinking.