Sentence examples for having to inject from inspiring English sources
12– 17 Reasons for resisting insulin therapy include fears of weight gain, hypoglycemia, and pain related to injections and testing, as well as embarrassment of having to inject insulin in public places.
The constant fear of having to inject him to bring him round.
When Mr Darling set out the plan, he envisaged having to inject up to £50 billion ($87 billion) of public money to bolster banks' capital, with an initial outlay of £25 billion.
With these experiments, Kwong and colleagues demonstrated that imaging of cerebral activation was possible using only endogenous contrast, that they could observe changes in the brain following sensory stimulation without having to inject the subject with any kind of external agent.
Some day, such needles which are attached to a patch the size of a penny may spare diabetic patients from having to inject themselves with insulin. .
"They would give problematic users somewhere secure to go rather than having to inject in public areas and upsetting people with the state they are in," he said.
"You still have to inject some sanity".
But we still have to inject her.
"We have to inject a little fun into it.
"I had a growth hormone deficiency and had to inject myself with hormones for a year.
