Sentence examples for which injected from inspiring English sources

It was not until 2006 that a deal was struck with developers LPC Living which injected £50m into its redevelopment.

2NE1 was backed by a mostly female band, which injected flourishes of real skill amid the music's more direct demands.

Assuming full ownership of the Panama Canal in 1999 gave Panamanians new confidence, but the local economy still reels from the loss of the United States military, which injected an estimated $400 million a year into the local economy.

Dr. Baltimore said his research was made easier by President Richard M. Nixon's war on cancer, which injected new financing into cancer research, but he also gave credit to Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, who initiated the idea.

That success attracted the attention of the venture-capital world, which injected more than $10m into the business, allowing Makerbot to add more than 150 employees (they're still hiring) and open a store in lower Manhattan.

"It's beginning to look like fall in July," proclaimed Deadline Hollywood's Mike Fleming amid the critical hurrahs for Woody Allen's Blue Jasmine, which injected an early spike of awards season adrenaline into the post-blockbuster late-summer slump.

In the A3, the two-liter is turbocharged and has a new direct fuel-injection system, which injects fuel directly into the combustion chamber.

Flat silver sandals by Filippa K, which inject "daytime sparkle".

The disease is transmitted via the bites of sandflies, which inject the parasite leishmania donovani into the body.

Kenya's billion-dollar tourism industry, which injects critically needed foreign exchange into the economy, is hardly the only victim.

To hold it down, the central bank must buy foreign currency, which injects new liquidity into the banking system.