Sentence examples for injecting confidence from inspiring English sources

With the timely equaliser injecting confidence England began to look a decent side even if the result was flattering.

Yet rather than injecting confidence, the move seemed only to confirm the suspicion among many Chileans that something is amiss in what has long been Latin America's star economy.Last year, the economy grew by a respectable 4.2%, the Central Bank estimates.

The hosts, meanwhile, only came to life when it was too late and manager Paul Lambert must somehow find a way of injecting confidence into a side desperately needing the menacing figure of Benteke to regain last season's form.

The Fed has already eased rates three times since September in a bid to inject confidence into jittery markets.

The winner will also face an uphill battle to inject confidence into a paralyzed economy that depends heavily on the continued infusion of money by the European Central Bank.

And the recent election victory of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, a business tycoon, has injected confidence into the financial community, which had been wary of the previous government.

A stream of English lessons, funded by the men's club, put paid to that concern and Natasha Dowie, the league's top scorer who was snubbed by Powell for the summer's Euro 2013 finals, believes it has been the foreign players who have injected confidence into the Liverpool side.

CHICAGO — President-elect Barack Obama sought to seize the reins of the economic crisis Monday as he and his new economic team worked closely with President Bush to inject confidence into the trembling financial markets, which rallied and erased most of last week's losses.

On Sunday the Gunners continue the defence of the trophy against Watford at the Emirates Stadium, after they won this replay courtesy of two goals each from Olivier Giroud and Theo Walcott, the former's strikes coming after Wenger stated Monday's arrival of a baby son might "inject confidence" into the forward.

"I don't think we should be speculating or talking about what-if's with any particular institutions, and so with Fannie or Freddie, what I'm emphasizing is that the tool that I want is the reform and the reform legislation that would inject confidence into the marketplace," Mr. Paulson said, referring to a measure that would revamp the oversight of the companies.

As my colleague Rachel Donadio writes from the Greek capital: "Any new leader will face an uphill battle to inject confidence into a paralyzed Greek economy that depends heavily on the continued infusion of money from its only remaining lifeline, the European Central Bank".