Sentence examples for use an infusion of from inspiring English sources
Analysts say 3M could use an infusion of G.E. dynamism.
Socialist and Communist governments, like Cuba, are totalitarian in nature, and could always use an infusion of capitalism as an economic engine.
Honoring the cities to which so many of their citizens came, perhaps Ireland could buy the Boston Red Sox and Germany could invest in the Milwaukee Brewers, a team that could use an infusion of capital.
Labor unions have long defended this senseless protectionism, a stance that has gone from being self-interested to self-defeating at a time when the nation's battered airline industry could use an infusion of overseas investment capital.
But on past form, the banks may simply use an infusion of cash to keep lending to weak companies, and once again duck the country's huge bad-debt problem.
The Heat, meanwhile, do not suffer much from the victory, although it was a reminder they could use an infusion of size for a deep playoff run, writes Brian Windhorst on ESPN.com.
But Esca's version uses an infusion of lemon peel and fragrant vanilla bean for a more complex perfume, and again against tradition, it comes with a hillock of cooked rhubarb and macerated strawberries.
But even as he gave his words of encouragement, Mr. Bloomberg weighed in on another facet of the contract talks that is sure to upset the union: after a series of mixed signals last week from both sides, the mayor yesterday emphatically ruled out using an infusion of more than $200 million in state money to pay for raises for the teachers.
Described as a "bold blend of science and style", the £160 Freka mask is ergonomically designed to fit the wearer's face and uses an infusion of Japanese Hiroki wood to calm the senses while a filter blocks out harmful pollutants.
In the late 1980s and 1990s, the group of Olesen and Iversen from the Danish Headache Center studied this in detail using an infusion of glyceryl trinitrate (GTN) as a human model of migraine [4, 5].
BSLs were controlled using an infusion of actrapid insulin.
