Sentence examples for important infusion from inspiring English sources

Ms. Weingarten said she was confident the funds would become a recurring part of the budget and would provide an important infusion of aid to tide the school budget over until the city's budget picture improved.

The Resistance movement received an important infusion of strength in June 1941, when Hitler's attack on the Soviet Union brought the French Communist Party into active participation in the anti-German struggle.

This refund can be an important infusion of cash for a small business.

This stallion provided another important infusion of Barb blood, which had been diluted in the breed since Linden Tree had been imported from Turkey.

Flowing from its agreement with Ottawa, a significant infusion of federal cash came into New Brunswick's ECEC system and an important opportunity presented itself.

The transaction with Elevation, a relatively new firm that bought a minority interest in Forbes last year, gives Palm an important cash infusion and also some experienced advisers.

Indeed, despite the fast improvement of contractile function in survivors, this study also showed that vasopressors often had to be maintained until the 72th hour, in association with important fluid infusion to maintain adequate filling pressures.

This raises the question of the effect of an exclusive and important glucose infusion during IIT in critical illness.

The need to achieve realism in the novel is so important that the infusion of actual experience becomes addictive: a cultivation of historical event and biography with painstaking exactitude, without which it feels like cheating.

As a large company, it doesn't hurt to have a nice, small, successful karaoke site in your portfolio – but what's probably most important is the infusion of executives who have built successful social media sites before.

A very important variable, insulin infusion, was found to be significantly different between the two groups.