Sentence examples for Long lifeline from inspiring English sources

"This government does not have a long lifeline," he says, waving his arms for emphasis as he lists the measures adopted by his "dogmatic neo-liberal" political enemies that, he continues, have been tried and failed miserably.

And if a borrower has little income, or none at all, her payment can be as low as $0 for up to 12 months, a year-long lifeline that can be renewed annually.

For ordinary traders like Gerald Mutuku, the shoe salesman, they represent a long-awaited lifeline.

The plan was hailed by higher-education officials as a long-overdue lifeline but denounced as a threat to public safety by the union for corrections officers.

Global stock markets bounced back on Friday after European Union leaders reached agreement on a long-awaited lifeline for Greece, which is expected to total up to €120bn (£105bn).

It remains unclear whether CIT's long-sought lifeline will be enough to give it the room to make crucial changes to its business at a time when it is unable to obtain financing from the capital markets.

She has also been a week-long expert lifeline on the nationally syndicated game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

In Gaza this means providing Palestinian children with psychosocial support helping them develop coping mechanisms while at the same time ensuring they have access to basic education services, rebuilding the destroyed schools that serve as their long-term lifeline.

The every-other-year cycle of Congressional races has long been a lifeline.

Born in Anglesey in 1941, Vogue had long been a lifeline for the young introvert - delivery of a three-month-old copy would transport her to an altogether more glamorous existence than that of a convent-educated daughter of hoteliers.

While the hardy plant has long been a lifeline for poor farmers, U Bo says he is tired of growing a crop that is taxed by armed groups and corrupt police.