Sentence examples for inject an element of from inspiring English sources

The next year, with ratings slipping, the show's executive producer, Dan Curtis, chose to inject an element of the supernatural.

Recent reforms have begun to inject an element of competition, and could produce centres of excellence in time.

He liked to inject an element of chance into his choreographic process, in order to break habits and multiply his choreographic options.

Similarly her stepmother, Lady Tremaine, is given explicit context for her meanness, allowing Cate Blanchett to inject an element of pathos and anxiety into the glammed-up 40s femme fatale antics.

Richard Spillenkothen, head of supervision at the Fed until 2006, attributed its reluctance to "a desire not to inject an element of contentiousness into what was felt to be a constructive or equable relationship with management".

Lowered blood sugar can protect against kidney disease, blindness and amputations, but the findings inject an element of uncertainty into what has been dogma — that the lower the blood sugar the better and that lowering blood sugar levels to normal saves lives.

This, too, can be abused by a troll, but it injects an element of accountability.

But the kind of products Lego made transformed the company, too, injecting an element of unease among some Lego veterans.

Jennifer Weiner, another creator of widely popular female characters, injects an element of suspense into her latest, "Best Friends Forever".

But clever plotting injects an element of danger into the second act that makes for a satisfying conclusion.

Hurricane Sandy has injected an element of unpredictability into a US election that had been proceeding along lines worked out by the Barack Obama and Mitt Romney months ago.