Sentence examples for lifeblood at from inspiring English sources

CLIMATE change threatens the Mekong river, continental South-East Asia's lifeblood, at both source and mouth.

"Like most companies, our lifeblood at Siemens is our intellectual property and it must be safeguarded," said CEO Ralf Schnell, Venture Capital Unit of Siemens Financial Services, in a release.

But the barrier-island town has been losing its lifeblood business at a breathtaking clip.

"As a small charity that doesn't receive statutory funding, support and donations like the ones generated by the appeal are our lifeblood and at a time when things are hard, that is what keeps you going.

Formula One has development and innovation at its heart, pushing boundaries is its lifeblood and yet at the sharp end, behind the wheel, change has been an awfully long time coming: 22 years to be precise.

Taking cues from across the pond, Kevin helped shape a genre and sound that is at the lifeblood of every corner of electronic music, and today, at 50 years young, he's continuing to expand the limits of our minds with enticing collaborations, remixes, and club-crushing sets.

Arguably, these fighters are the lifeblood of the sport at amateur level.

So oil is the lifeblood of our economy, at least for the time being.

The attack prefigured the bombing on Oct. 12 in Bali, which struck at the tourist lifeblood of Indonesia.

Wherever they go they are surrounded by swarms of nagging women, sucking at their very lifeblood like a cloud of banshee mosquitos.

Television advertising, the lifeblood of all decisions made at ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and providing healthy profits for BSkyB, is booming – up about 15% so far over last year as advertisers return to TV with renewed confidence.