Sentence examples for inject some of from inspiring English sources

I'm hoping that KSJ's new prize for excellence in local and regional science reporting will inject some of the needed energy.

Directors and producers are optimistic that this will inject some of the rigour and enthusiasm that is necessary for Africans to hit the big screen once again.

Even with such challenges, Vaxinnate is one of only a few companies striving to inject some of the new science of innate immunity into vaccine and drug development.

Heppell talked of schools in the Caribbean where floors were painted in bright blue swirls to try to inject some of the local culture into the building.

Asked if he felt the need to inject some of his personal vision into the label, he said the runway shows have always been a collective effort and that was not likely to change.

If push comes to shove, buy-out funds could inject some of their "dry powder" (money raised but not yet spent) to pay down debt providing the conflicts of interest between new and old investors could be managed.

The researchers then injected some of these artificially made islets into diabetic mice.

Now they have injected some of the best veteran defensive help available.

Other religious orders now are trying to turn the tide by injecting some of that face-to-face contact.

The complex separates oil from vast quantities of hydrogen sulfide, then re-injects some of the gas into the earth.

He then injected some of the cancer cells into immune-deficient mice on which he could test new kinds of treatment.