Sentence examples for lifeline of support from inspiring English sources
The WFP said during the 2008 food price crisis, export restrictions had threatened its ability to provide a lifeline of support to hundreds of thousands of people.
The all-party parliamentary group on Somalia and Somaliland has recently raised its own concerns to Barclays and the government regarding this decision, saying the service "provides an essential lifeline of support … especially in the absence of a formal public banking system in the country".
In response, the Lloyds chairman, Lord Blackwell, said: "This was truly shocking conduct, undertaken when the bank was on a lifeline of public support".
Lord Blackwell replied on 16 July: "This was truly shocking conduct, undertaken when the bank was on a lifeline of public support".
Together with accurate information through the mass media and professionals, a lifeline of social support can contribute to relief.
But high times in FIRE land have depended on the downward mobility of working people and the poor, cut adrift from more secure industrial havens and increasingly from the lifelines of public support.
In this case, the boutique rich nations of the GCC, Brazil, Turkey, Russia, and China, even India -- may emerge as the new lifeline of financial and political support for a reorganized and somewhat repurposed Palestine.
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.
The club has long served as a lifeline to elderly locals who have few other sources of support.
Bob frequently went on meal deliveries to visit the frail elderly homebound New Yorkers, those Citymeals supports through its lifeline of food and friendly visitors.
The recession has impacted the scope of foundational support across the board, private donations are down as people are more cautious about their spending, and today we are presented with a cut to our third primary lifeline: government support.
