Sentence examples for lifeline changed from inspiring English sources

New management at Lifeline changed the expenses policy to make it legally compliant and asked Flowers to pay the money back.

Whether it turns out to be a totally new innovation or a smart hybrid of what already works well in the field, the brand needs to capture and transcend development assistance and convey its powerful role as a lifeline to hope, change, and opportunity for the world's poorest.

After Zlatan Ibrahimovic had offered United a lifeline shortly before half-time, Mourinho's tactical switch changed the game dramatically.

While the majority of the FCC supports the changes to the Lifeline program, the changes aren't embraced unanimously.

"Thousands of people affected by dementia are forced to give up work and are denied a lifeline because of the failure of organisations to change the way they do business," he said.

He sees the real side of the island, and thinks that unless something changes, Ibiza could lose the only financial lifeline it has left.

He's the man behind Zapfino, the calligraphy font that changes as you type so the letters join up nicely (a lifeline for my barmitzvah thank-you cards).

Why not?' Lifeline is great because they provide that kind of support to encourage people to change that negative behavioral pattern and get out of those ways.

In the case of coding LifeLines data, the performances were quite similar and the inclusion of n-gram did not change the order of the matching results, see Supplementary material: PrecisionRecallLifeLines.xlsx.xlsx

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.

Any changes to this lifeline program should happen in a separate, broader discussion and make retirement more secure for future generations, not less.