Sentence examples for a potential lifeline from inspiring English sources

The site turns online social networks into a potential lifeline.

The changes to the storyline destroyed a potential lifeline, Koomson believes.

But if properly regulated, they are also a potential lifeline for cash-strapped education systems.

But after weeks of despairing about their prospects, it's hardly surprising that Republicans have seized on Comey's recent actions as a potential lifeline.

A jubilant Donald Trump, meanwhile, seized on a potential lifeline for his faltering campaign – on Friday describing Clinton's handling of classified information as a scandal "bigger than Watergate".

It was left to one of his political foes, Democratic assemblyman John Wisniewski, who is leading an investigation of "Bridgegate," to supply him with a potential lifeline.

The parliamentary select committee on transport dismissed the PPP as "a convoluted compromise".Another potential lifeline for the government is the mayor's appointment of Robert Kiley, the American who revived the New York subway, as commissioner for transport.

Immigration policies, however, are creating a blockade against these potential lifelines from coming here to provide relief for the economic hardships we currently face and pose a real risk to the US being the technology leader.

But it felt as if I had already won when I was asked to compile a list of five people who could serve as potential "lifelines".

The Obama administration has estimated the bill to taxpayers for the two companies will reach $147 billion out of a potential $400 billion government lifeline by the end of September 2010.

But Sept. 11 cast that dollar lifeline in a new light as a potential pipeline for terrorist financing, and the once informal business now faces significant changes.