Sentence examples for money injected from inspiring English sources

She replies that she hopes the money injected into the system by the ECB (more than €1tn in cheap loans) is withdrawn soon.

On August 10th, the European Central Bank, in an effort to preserve the flow of money, injected about a hundred and thirty billion dollars into the markets.

As it stands, the federal government may actually end up turning a modest profit on the money injected into Wall Street's failing banks.

"No states can possibly benefit from having that much money injected into a political judicial campaign," Justice O'Connor said on Tuesday.

He said of the 21 such fields sold in the last two years, 14 belonged to schools that had closed, four were lost because of school mergers, and another three saw money injected back into sport.

The Pensions Regulator said in a rare statement that it would look at whether it can use its "anti-avoidance powers" to get money injected into the pension scheme, most likely from Green.

I could have kept it up, could have said, "What money?," injecting all the trampled innocence I could summon into my voice, but I didn't.

Yahoo has spent a lot of money injecting new blood — blood transfused from mobile first organizations — and it's fun to see some of that blood start pumping life back into products close to old hearts.

They argue that visitors would spend money, injecting currency into a desperately poor economy and then spread the word about conditions inside this mostly closed country.

Studies in South Africa show evidence of high risk behaviours: two out of three of those who refuse testing reported HIV risk behaviour, including multiple sexual partners, exchanging sex for money, injecting drug usage and having had a sexually transmitted infections [ 11].

Say the money was injected into bank accounts.