Sentence examples for inject large amounts of from inspiring English sources

It is normal in the UK to inject large amounts of fluid very rapidly into children suffering from shock as a result of, for example, septicaemia (blood poisoning) linked to meningitis.

A paper Mr. Koo wrote on the subject has gone viral on the Web, with many picking up on his recommendation that the banking crisis will not be solved until European governments inject large amounts of money into their banks.

A default Thursday by a European affiliate of the Carlyle Group on residential mortgage-backed securities underscored the continuing fragility of global finance — six months after the subprime lending crisis prompted the European Central Bank, as well as others, to inject large amounts of capital into the markets.

The financial collapse, of which I had been warning for months, occurred in February, when the value of the Ukrainian currency – the hryvnia – plummeted 50% in a few days, and the National Bank of Ukraine had to inject large amounts of money to rescue the banking system.

The objective of the mechanism was to inject large amounts of money into the economy in an indirect way, through material goods, so that inflation would be avoided.

CMEs that hit Earth inject large amounts of energy into the planet's magnetic field, spawning potentially devastating geomagnetic storms that can disrupt GPS signals, radio communications and power grids for days.

However, the venom glands are enormous and each bite produces the largest quantities of venom of any venomous snake; this is partially due to the fact that, unlike many African vipers such as the Puff Adder, the Gaboon viper does not release after a bite, which enables it to inject larger amounts of venom.

In response, donors are injecting large amounts of aid into post-conflict countries.

The process involves injecting large amounts of water and chemicals deep underground.

Companies injected large amounts of other hazardous chemicals, including 11.4 million gallons of fluids containing at least one of the toxic or carcinogenic B.T.E.X.

Fracking involves injecting large amounts of water mixed with chemicals and sand at very high pressure deep underground to crack rock and release gas.