Sentence examples for expected lifeline from inspiring English sources

It hasn't just outlived its expected lifeline.

And conventional wisdom is that Beijing will not allow any significant trust or wealth management products to default, nor will it allow any banks to fail, given the potential impact on social stability, leading bankers to still expect a lifeline.

German politicians have been ratcheting up the pressure on the new government of Antonis Samaras in recent days, stressing that Greece can expect its financial lifeline to be cut off unless it agrees to a fresh round of deeply unpopular austerity measures.

In his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Barack Obama is expected to propose throwing a lifeline to America's middle class.

Next month, the commission is expected to recommend changes to the Lifeline and Link-Up programs, which provide assistance to low-income households to help them pay for installation and monthly charges for telephone service.

This is where the BBC broadcasts came in... and yet for some children, the relatives did not turn out to be the lifeline you might have expected.

Remind students that the average life span of humans far exceeds that of baboons, so their lifelines will not be expected to (and should not) show a direct year-to year-comparison.

Other countries that use the euro are expected to decide next month on a financial lifeline for Cyprus, which is quickly running out of cash to pay its bills.

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).

Embattled NBC News anchor Brian Williams has a potential lifeline in Andrew Lack's expected return to NBC News.

And many of the start-ups are expected to disappear once their venture capital lifelines run out.