Sentence examples for them to inject from inspiring English sources

Rather Chelsea can appear jaded when games are drifting and the onus is on them to inject pace and creativity into a contest.

Over the past two years Deutsche and Barclays have deregistered their American bank-holding companies to avoid some provisions of the Dodd-Frank act that would have forced them to inject more capital into the businesses.

Still, once Mr. Langrée was brought in, the festival directors embraced a set of forward-looking common-sense principles that enabled them to inject new purpose into the festival without rejecting its identity.

Delaying the cap will be very tempting for ministers, enabling them to inject up to £2bn extra into social care in England over the remaining years of their austerity programme.

All other disease-causing bacteria share a complex of genes that allows them to inject specialized proteins that determine what kind of host species a bacterium can successfully attack.

Far from embracing the attacks, many leading conservative health care policy experts said in recent interviews that the dynamic was precluding a more robust real-world debate while making it nearly impossible for them to inject their studied, free-market solutions into the discussions.

It was put together by the kings of the pre-CGI era, concept artist Syd Mead and visual effects supervisor Douglas Trumbull; it would be lovely to have them back to inject reality.

Currently, drugs like OxyContin are designed so their consistency changes when they are crushed, making them difficult to inject or snort.

Both of them try to inject urgency back into the national debate, spelling out how unacceptable the status quo is, and calling on the government to do something about it as a matter of the highest priority.

"For people who are injecting drugs, you can tell them not to inject or to do it safely, but when it's 3 in the morning, 4 in the morning, and they've been on a three-day run — bang, it just happens, and somebody else get infected," Crocock says.

But it has been so hard to infect them — scientists have to inject them with so many bacteria, Dr. Smeltzer said, that "to my mind it is unrealistic".