Sentence examples for huge lifeline from inspiring English sources

This principle was on display during the final months of the Bush administration, when a huge lifeline for the banks was made available with few strings attached.

Those swaps were among the instruments that nearly brought the insurer to its knees, leading to the government's huge $182 billion lifeline.

It's impossible to gauge how many unregistered food banks have popped up in Ireland during the recession, but they've now become lifelines for a huge chunk of the population.

So this move is, above all, a huge blow to the fragile humanitarian lifeline that has been keeping the wretched victims of the Darfur conflict alive.

The financial lifeline also gives the bank huge influence over those countries' banking systems, a situation that some leaders resent.

In rural areas, huge numbers of coconut trees – an economic lifeline for poor farmers – have been destroyed.

Kenya provided a huge logistics and operations hub for Operation Lifeline Sudan (OLS), way back in 1989, following a devastating famine and the civil war between the then Government of Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement Army.

Even after record corporate write-downs and a $700 billion bailout to shore up the financial system, banks are still reporting huge losses, lining up for new government lifelines and cutting their profit outlooks.

Also competing for huge amounts of financing is the European Financial Stability Facility, the lifeline fund intended to help keep the interest rates of countries like Italy and Spain from rising to the levels that forced Greece to take a bailout.

It was a huge let off for Redknapp, whose side were handed a lifeline with just under 20 minutes left.

"But we do a huge amount of work with museums and galleries across the country and we can be a vital lifeline for galleries, especially in the current climate.