Sentence examples for worth injecting from inspiring English sources

It's worth injecting a note of caution, though.

Surely, it was worth injecting it into the mix?

The aim of the paper is highly relevant in different countries dealing with some experimental results obtained in a membrane pilot plant designed to upgrade biomethane to such a quality level that it is worth injecting into the methane grid where it is widespread over many territories especially in Italy.

6 These publications are well worth studying before injecting the modiolar region.

Newman found his teammate Keith Van Horn and bumped his chest with a vindicated yell, releasing a season's worth of frustration and injecting fire into a team whose embers had grown cold.

At the beginning of last year, I stepped down as Editor-in-Chief, paving the way for two excellent new Editors, Eric Baehrecke, from Worcester (USA), and Yufang Shi, from Shanghai Chinaa), to demonstrate their (considerable) worth and inject new blood alongside our new ideas.

Migration experts believe this mass repatriation of well-educated individuals will boost India's economic prospect both by injecting billions of dollars worth of foreign investments and by importing skills necessary for a wider global engagement.

— D.D. GUTTENPLAN   German universities to get €4.4 billion more funding Germany is injecting an additional €4.4 billion worth of funding into the country's universities, the German media reported Friday.

Injecting more than a trillion euros' worth of capital into the system at a time when state funds are strained could come at the cost of tight monetary policy.

The ECB is currently buying €60 billion-worth of bonds a month as a way of injecting cash into European banks.

In the early hours of Thursday morning in New York, the U.S. Federal Reserve, along with the central banks of Europe, Japan, Britain, Canada and Switzerland, announced "coordinated measures" to inject $180 billion worth of liquidity into the money markets, as the crisis on Wall Street made banks around the world increasingly leery of lending to one another.