Sentence examples for essential lifeline from inspiring English sources

Remittances provide an essential lifeline for Somalia.

Something clearly must be done to supplement what is, after all, an essential lifeline to the nation's largest city.

"The impact of this will be felt by ordinary people, families and communities who are already in poverty and are now finding an essential lifeline being cut off.

Slashing H.U.D.'s programs would pull the plug on an essential lifeline for millions of Americans who are unable to afford the cost of market-rate housing.

Nationally, it may be that the bus services bill, currently going through parliament, will offer rural authorities a more long-term degree of control and autonomy over buses, which will always be an essential lifeline to the most rural communities.

These changes reduced overall migration, but also cut off an essential lifeline for many digital and media businesses, as they now find it harder than ever to import desperately needed talent into the country.

Socialist Venezuela held out a crucial lifeline.

The Great Western Partnership's letter will tell UK transport minister Phillip Hammond it would provide an essential economic lifeline.

CBI Wales director David Rosser welcomed "an excellent announcement", adding: "The Great Western main line is an essential economic lifeline for the south Wales economy.

For many who don't qualify food stamps (a federally funded programme for the most impoverished people) is an essential, if meagre lifeline.

The people I spoke with there said that culture was not just an escape for them from the everyday hardships from deprivation and a repressive regime, but that it was essential to survival, a lifeline, their steady connection to an outside world, a glimpse of what was beyond the conflict.