Sentence examples for received a lifeline from inspiring English sources

McCullin, I'm told, received a lifeline when a second opinion advised a quadruple bypass operation.

The NCAA, a private organization, had no further means of coercing them.Just when the NCAA's enforcement officers were reaching the point of despair, they received a lifeline from an unexpected source: Mr Shapiro's lawyer, Maria Elena Perez.

Saab Automobile, the struggling Swedish carmaker, received a lifeline on Tuesday when a Beijing company agreed to provide a loan to help restart production and open access to the booming Chinese market.

General Motors, which received a lifeline from the U.S. government late last year, is set to post results on Wednesday.

A largely uneventful second half seemed to be heading towards a home win when Doncaster received a lifeline out of nothing.

Back in the fading streets of Detroit, several businesses have already received a lifeline from funding through Kiva Zip.

A.I.G.'s spending drew national attention this month after two former executives answered questions from Congressional lawmakers about pay practices and outsize spending that continued even after the company received an lifeline from the government.

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

If regulators impose loose standards for the test, banks that might not otherwise survive could receive a lifeline.

Mr. Kristof's sole acknowledgment that the program might have even limited value is restricted to a single, qualified sentence: "There's no doubt that some families with seriously disabled children receive a lifeline from S.S.I".

FINANCIAL TIMES   Hedge Funds Aim to Be Winners If Greek Bailout Arrives  |  A growing number of investors are loading up on Greek government securities that mature in March — just when Athens is hoping to receive a lifeline of as much as 30 billion euros ($38 billion) from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, Landon Thomas Jr. for The New York Times reports.