Sentence examples for lifeline from from inspiring English sources

THERE'S no doubt that some families with seriously disabled children receive a lifeline from S.S.I.

What came next was a lifeline from Sudan – a passport, a nation to represent.

Bear Stearns has gotten a temporary lifeline from the Federal Reserve and J.P. Morgan Chase.

The latter was essentially insolvent, surviving on a liquidity lifeline from the European Central Bank.

Both Malta and Italy had initially blocked the MV Lifeline from docking in their ports.

Removing a financial lifeline from nations already in chaos is hardly a recipe for progress.

Any lifeline from Brazil would be welcome for Portugal, whose debt costs have spiked to record highs this week.

In a positive mind, the moment could have been seen as a lifeline from a warm and innocent past.

Only by becoming a bank can it secure a financial lifeline from the government's $700 billion financial rescue plan.

It later negotiated a $30 million lifeline from Eli Broad, the Los Angeles philanthropist, as part of a rescue plan.

Doñana receives a liquid lifeline from the Guadalquivir and Guadiamar rivers, and from a large underground aquifer.