Sentence examples for extra lifeline from inspiring English sources

"These countries have large pockets of poverty, and we are afraid that this trend will remove this extra lifeline from the poorest," she said.

Admittedly £100,000 does not go that far with some startups, but it could well prove that extra lifeline for many, especially super-lean ones.

But instead of the new lives granted to a successful combatant in a video game, players on "Millionaire" will get extra lifelines, an important part of the original game.

No frills, no extras, no lifelines or waffling over whether to take the money, just pure unadulterated content.

Customer savings for hampers and shopping vouchers worth £35m could have been protected if HBOS had offered an extra £1.5m financial lifeline to help EHR avoid insolvency, Thompson said.

For an extra $12 a month, the Lifeline service will add its AutoAlert fall-detection feature, contacting the call center automatically whenever a fall is detected.

The lifeline helped Cross force extra-time as Tony Kernan fired to the net.

Recognizing that doctoral students need time to build up their publication records before they apply for a full-time academic job, departments have found creative ways to extend them a financial lifeline for a couple of extra years.

Warrington's coach, Tony Smith, is confident his players will thrive on the extra pressure now they have used up their lifeline, pointing to their knockout success in the last two years in winning, then retaining the Challenge Cup.

"We have also allocated £1m of extra funding to roads maintenance, concentrating on rural lifeline links and urban housing estates, which we intend will be made available to local contractors.

Carry a few extra dollars; do not rely utterly on electronic lifelines.