Sentence examples for infused more from inspiring English sources

I was running a fanzine, The Terrible Zodin, and as I was studying I infused more academia into the articles.

More and more parents are sending their children to religious schools, and some countries have infused more religious content into their state educational systems.

Jennifer Budwig, the vice president of a local bank, estimated last year that marijuana infused more than $415 million into the county's annual economic activity, one-quarter of the total.

Chen says that the company now has a team of five and that its founders have infused more of their own capital — they're currently looking to raise a round of outside funding.

Obama's victory in Iowa infused more optimism and excitement into American politics than anything in 20 years.

She has also infused more than 150 other millennials with tools for leadership within the organization and their communities.

Subsequent investigation showed that the suramin dose had been infused more rapidly than prescribed.

First, Vantyghem et al. (32) infused more islets than most groups (on average, islets from 2.7 donors/recipient).

Fosphenytoin should have an advantage over phenytoin in this respect, as it can be infused more rapidly.

Fosphenytoin can be infused more rapidly than phenytoin and there is evidence that therapeutic drug levels are achieved at least at a similar rate.

"Copper is a conductor of electricity so it infuses more energy into the work".