Sentences with phrase «needed infusion»

I needed that infusion of sunshine and sea this dreary June - gloom morning in So. Cal.

With Greenland USA firmly in control, the long - delayed complex is likely to get a badly needed infusion of energy — and capital.

Overall, Stanford's CodeX Pavilion was a success, drawing many attendees, and bringing a much - needed infusion of new technology and innovation to the ALM Legal Tech Conference.

needed an infusion of leadership and a can - do makeover.

The company receives a much - needed infusion of cash, and shareholders now have an ownership interest in the business.

Launched at the MWC, the Ibis brings a much needed infusion of style in the genre that is comprised mostly of devices that boasts of high end features but are pretty bland looks wise.

The green goliath got a much - needed infusion of adoration with his fan - favorite role in «The Avengers.»

The Vita really needed an infusion of creativity and innovation from a studio like Media Molecule.

Prior to that pivotal moment, however, we follow the actions of The Washington Post's timid owner, Kay Graham (Meryl Streep), to steer the paper along a conservative course as it prepares for an IPO that will provide a needed infusion of cash.

Within a span of just five days, Teachout's long - shot Democratic campaign won round one of a legal battle with Cuomo over her residency, though the governor is appealing the Brooklyn judge's ruling; got a much - needed infusion of some $ 50,000, thanks to a boost from the political action committee of Harvard law professor and leading campaign finance reform advocate Lawrence Lessig; and announced an endorsement from the Public Employees Federation, New York's second - largest public union.

Three seasons would go by before Splitter would even suit up for the Spurs, seasons in which the Spurs desperately needed an infusion of young talent to their front court.

Where would the much needed infusion of fresh talent come from?

Wasn't this the team about ten years ago that was on the rocks, coached by an RU alum, and needed an infusion of cash (from RU) to help them over the hump?

Shortly after she launched Better Batter Gluten - Free Flour in Altoona, Penn., in 2006, Naomi Poe saw that to grow her business she needed an infusion of cash, as well as some wise counsel from experienced business owners.

Many acknowledged that Penney needed an infusion of energy.

Systrom was still working full - time at Nextstop.com, so he would need an infusion of cash that would allow him to focus full time on developing his product.

But you don't always need an infusion of cash to build a thriving business.

At some point most businesses will need an infusion of capital, here are the most common ways to get it.

But, as Macrae is the first to admit, «No matter how many times you start a business, you almost always get to a point where it needs an infusion of equity capital from outside investors.»

Brady wants to keep playing; the defense needs an infusion of youth and talent presently.

«At the end of the day they need an infusion of money and strong management.»

The program, named the Young Ladies and Gentleman Club, first began a year ago and is getting a much - need infusion of cash through Project BOOST (Building Options and Opportunities for Students).

People with haemophilia A, the commonest form of the disease, need infusions of factor 8 because a hereditary gene defect means they can not make their own.

However, she needs an infusion of cash to stay.

It seems to me that public education today needs an infusion of strong principals and professional teachers who understand, love and focus on the hard work of education — at least equivalent to the CTA teacher union's focus on wages, benefits and working conditions.

n order to meet the requirements of the mandates of the Education Clause of the Colorado Constitution, education reform legislation, and the Colorado Consolidated State Plan, Colorado schools would need an infusion of funding far beyond that required by Amendment 23 to the state constitution.

Entrepreneurs with startups that need infusions of money often prepare these for presentation.

But, once in a while the situation gets crucial and you need an infusion of cash to help get you over...

Run the numbers and figure out how much that actually is, and then think about how much you need this infusion of cash right now (whether you'd take out a loan at this effective interest rate) and whether someone else is likely to make you a better offer for that amount of ownership.

The Obama administration estimates that the FHA could need an infusion of cash from taxpayers of nearly $ 1 billion, according to a report on April 10, 2013.

And these people need an infusion of cash from time to time, just as anybody else does.

A reverse mortgage is an excellent option for older Americans who need an infusion of cash that's funded from their home equity.

Despite having bad credit, folks still need an infusion of cash once in a while.

If you own your home and don't have much savings or need an infusion of cash, a reverse mortgage has some advantages.

It requires banks to undergo «stress tests,» so that Treasury can determine whether they need infusions of TARP money.

Wireless charging is convenient and best suited to overnight charging and situations where you don't immediately need an infusion of power.

For me, a mid-year checkup of any kind is often a wake - up call as to areas of our lives that are faltering, falling short, in need an infusion of new energy or new ideas and simply, craving a jolt to get us off the ho - hum way of doing things.

Often, you're anticipating that teams will require restructuring, operational improvements will be needed, the company will need an infusion of new capital (or revenue), and consensus will need to be built for all these changes.

The experience and knowledge they possess, they spontaneously started to share throughout our office and not just with our «newer to the industry» agents but with everyone, even the ones who have been in the industry for over 20 - 30 years and may need an infusion of motivation.

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In this edited excerpt, guest contributor Clate Mask, CEO of Infusion Software explains the five things you need to do to send your sales through the roof.

It takes a crisis, a loss of key customers or a needed capital infusion to set the wheels in motion.

Money is the lifeblood of any business, and at some point, every company is likely to need an outside infusion to help it grow.

If your business needs credit to grow or a temporary infusion of cash, receiving a loan may be difficult in our still - recovering economy.

He added banks also need additional capital infusion of around 1.2 trillion rupees in order to move towards compliance of the Basel III banking regulatory framework.

But Davies needed several additional infusions of capital and delayed his requests for money so long that he was «in a poor negotiating position.»

And while the hope is that the lean periods only pop up once in a while, sometimes you'll need a little (or big) infusion of money to keep pushing forward.

The benefits: investors often get a higher rate of return on their investment and the entrepreneur gets a much needed cash infusion.

But the bond - rating firm Moody's, which downgraded Tesla bonds in March, said the company will need a $ 2 - billion cash infusion before the year is out.

Still, some amount of patience is needed, lest investors frighten themselves that this capital infusion is not working.

This is the same Jamie Dimon who didn't need a cash infusion when Hank Paulson summoned chief executives of the nine largest U.S. banks to the Treasury in October 2008, handed them an agreement to sell shares to the U.S. government and told them to sign it; the same Jamie Dimon who managed to steer JPMorgan through the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression and remain profitable; the same Jamie Dimon whom the government tapped to buy Bear Stearns Cos. to prevent potential fallout from its collapse; the same Jamie Dimon who was held up as amodel for how a bank should be run.