Sentence examples for new dose from inspiring English sources
Investors, already nervous about the impact of tighter credit and a worsening economy on showroom traffic, were given a new dose of gloomy news on Thursday from the research firm J. D. Power & Associates.
To the Editor: Re "Sanford Case a New Dose of Bad News for Republicans" (news article, June 25): Republicans are very good at taking complex issues and simplifying them — to the point of absurdity — to black and white caricatures.
Regular customers come in for a new dose of abuse.
Still others began proposing that a new dose of irony might be in order.
Such moments give the so-called reality special a whole new dose of reality.
Then try this Danish-built monster, which sounds like a new dose freshly concocted in some eastern European basement.
The inhaler is programmed so that a patient can receive a new dose only at prescribed intervals.
It is mixed quickly: the new dose starts three hours later.
With Concerta, parents could give a child a pill before the child left for school, eliminating midday trips to the school nurse's office for a new dose.
But the idea received a new dose of support when the Business Roundtable listed a one-year exemption from payroll taxes on the first $10,000 a person earns.
Somehow, the years of research made him not a chipper health nut but a melancholy fatalist, all too aware that every day brings with it a new dose of poison for his beleaguered body.
