Sentence examples for substantial infusion from inspiring English sources

Such housing requires a substantial infusion of public money.

On Sept. 12, 2001, there was a substantial infusion of personnel into the C.T.C.

As an academic field, accounting has experienced a substantial infusion of new concepts and quantitative methodologies.

His application may indicate that a buyer has been found — an event that may provide a substantial infusion of cash into the estate, which so far totals less than $1 billion.

The only substantial infusion of personnel to counterterrorism occurred after Sept. 11, 2001, when the number of C.I.A. personnel assigned to C.T.C. nearly doubled, from approximately 400 to approximately 800, and additional contractors were hired in support of C.T.C.

A series of high-level deals were signed between Chinese and Russian state-owned enterprises and China announced a substantial infusion into the new Russian Direct Investment Fund.

Spaghetti with salmon in a basil-flecked cream sauce was somewhat better but both benefited from substantial infusions of salt and cheese.

In Brussels, an Economics Ministry spokesman said Belgium had agreed to release Mr. Levy from his contract with Cockerill-Sambre, which has been saved from bankruptcy only with substantial infusions of Government aid.

Mr. Van Hollen said one of his most difficult jobs was to decide to cut spending in some races and to withdraw almost entirely from the campaigns of nine Democrats who had been in line for substantial infusions of committee money but were shown by polls to have little or no chance of winning.

The big picture is that the ACA is in such a mess that lawful escape by the states will prove difficult without either substantial infusions of cash from somewhere, relaxations of statutory requirements within the ACA regarding affordability and cost sharing, or other reforms that may seem yet more radical.

But progress in clean energy may be severely constrained without substantial infusions of venture money.