big injection

For years, the accepted wisdom has been that any solution to the day care problem would require a big injection of Government cash.

In the 80's, the big injection of cash numbed designer brains to some degree.

In return for media coverage and the 'clean' image of sport, sponsors are prepared to provide big injections of cash.

This is an organization that receives big injections of Western cash; the situation at the Bolshoi and in much less glamorous houses is even more precarious.

'Whatever My Boss Wants' John Miller operates a big injection molding machine that stamps out plastic forms.

George pumped a big injection of debt to boost demand and keep the economy and the bonuses of his friends (bankers) and the profits of capitalists going.

But as an Iowa winner he can expect a big injection of funds, particularly from conservative rightwingers unhappy with the prospect of Romney as the Republican nominee.

Once an impoverished, insular place, the province has benefited from a big injection of EU cash to build roads, tart up towns and villages and improve access to ancient sites.

Honfed Bank of Honolulu, one of the savings and loans owned by the investment group Mr. Simon leads, needs a big injection of capital to meet the Government's strict new financial standards.

Robinson, who regards himself as a "critical friend" of Cameron, praises his "big-hearted vision" and commitment to big society principles, but warns that without a big injection of cash, Cameron is in danger of losing any credibility he has a compassionate politician.

The biggest injection of energy, though, has come from the estimated 4,000 to 5,000 artists now working here, many of whom came to take advantage of the large spaces for low or no rent that became available in the former East Berlin neighborhood of Mitte in the early 1990's.

He is also an economics adviser to at least a half-dozen countries, a point man on development for Secretary General Kofi Annan at the United Nations and a tireless advocate for big injections of foreign aid to fight AIDS, malaria and other diseases that ravage poor countries.

Two of New York's best designers got a big injection of cash this season: Richard Tyler, thanks to his new contract with Donatella Girombelli, who hired him to design Byblos, and Marc Jacobs, who is designing Louis Vuitton's first ready-to-wear collection for Bernard Arnault, the company's chairman.