Sentence examples for might inject some from inspiring English sources

That is one way Jeter and his agent, Casey Close, might inject some mutual back-scratching creativity into the talks beyond the sticky subjects of money and years.

But the absence of a player who might inject some ideas into United was the last thing on their mind when the lead was doubled ten minutes into the second half.

The senators' assertions "might inject some temporary strain or awkwardness at a diplomatic level," said Kenneth L. Wainstein, a senior national security official in the George W. Bush administration.

With less than a month remaining until the June 4 primary, Republican party officials were hopeful that the event might inject some excitement into a contest that has thus far been notable for its lack of buzz.

So oxygenators — that's the machines that inject the oxygen… they might inject some oxygen to keep people awake and alert but the core problem is actually CO2.

It's going to power budget, convertible PC designs, Intel says, which might inject some fresh life in the sluggish PC market, though we've yet to see any real promising indication that Microsoft's efforts along those lines with the Surface RT are paying any big dividends – in fact, quite the opposite.

But he said he was concerned that some physicians might inject too much with the idea that if some Botox is good, more must be better.

That is both because of the specific shape and weight of the beads and also because manufacturers might inject additives into microbeads in order to achieve some desired performance or color that could influence the rate of biodegradation.

So when the city announced that Mr. Giuliani would speak next month at the sixth anniversary of the attacks, some relatives of people who died on Sept. 11 said they were dismayed, some because they feared his presence might inject politics into the event and others because they had been critical of him in the past.

Ms Merkel might yet inject some spirit into its politics too.

Besides putting the enthusiasm of greens to practical use, this fashion statement might also inject some realism into the debate about global warming.