Sentence examples for lifeline at from inspiring English sources

She betrays no second thoughts about having sold it years ago, a deal that gave her a financial lifeline at the time.

Macmillan Cancer Support said the move would "leave thousands of people with cancer without a vital financial lifeline at a time when they need it most".

For St . Petersburgs hard-pressed theater world, the arrival of the mini-series has proved to be a lifeline at a time when Russian cinema is still languishing.

Pangolins, the world's most illegally trafficked mammal, were thrown a lifeline at a global wildlife summit on Wednesday with a total trade ban in all species.

PARIS — The board of Alitalia, the money-losing Italian airline, accepted a 747 million-euro takeover offer from Air France-KLM on Sunday, seizing a financial lifeline at the 11th hour after months of political indecision and labor resistance.

Lloyds Banking Group has been accused of unlawful behaviour by the Bank of England after it emerged its traders had manipulated interest rates in order to cut fees for its emergency lifeline at the height of the financial crisis.

Any existing lifelines at high risk should be mitigated to meet acceptable performance standards.

Many people saw these power plants as economic lifelines at a time when their towns are dying".

The rules were exactly the same as they were for a normal million dollar question under the clock format introduced the season before, except here, the contestants had no lifelines at their disposal.

Shown with a 10-minute short, Victor Erice's "Lifeline" tonight at 6 and Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, as part of the 40th New York Film Festival.

On Wednesday, the Irish government introduced another 15 billion euros' worth of austerity measures in return for a financial lifeline estimated at 85 billion euros, or $113 billion.