Sentence examples for large infusion from inspiring English sources

Let's start with the fact that it doesn't require a large infusion of taxpayers' money.

Mr. Israel said the large infusion of money from conservative groups underscored the concern gripping Republicans.

The large infusion of equites into the Senate had intensified the effect.

With the large infusion of taxpayer money, the Wilpons are constructing the park with no business relationship to Nelson Doubleday, the co-owner of the Mets.

But the association warns that 2000 bonuses "may be the last large infusion into the local economy from the industry in the near future".

State officials, while sternly warning Yonkers about its "unrealistic" and "imprudent" reliance on large infusions of state aid, came through with a large infusion of state aid.

You have heard that Fannie and Freddie, their gentle names notwithstanding,may cripple the financial system without a large infusion of taxpayermoney.

But Mr. David would need large infusions of faith and eccentricity to match Mr. Kelly.

He kept his confidence up, and himself numb, with large infusions of drugs and liquor: tequila, cocaine, marijuana.

The proposed delay was announced on Nov. 9 and called for large infusions of cash into Enron, among other terms.

Iranian lamb stews sometimes contain relatively large infusions of rose water, as does the occasional pilaf.