Sentence examples for recent lifeline from inspiring English sources

JJB secured its most recent lifeline four months ago when it landed £20 million from US retailer Dick's Sporting Goods and a further £10 million from existing shareholders.

The company secured its most recent lifeline just four months ago when it landed £20m from the US retailer Dick's Sporting Goods and a further £10m from existing shareholders.

The most important is that many banks do not have the funds to lend: the massive charges taken for bad loans in their home markets have reduced capital, even after the recent lifelines from Western governments and a few brave investors.

However, several European bank executives said that the European Central Bank's (ECB) recent liquidity lifeline, in the form of cheap three-year loans commonly known as LTROs, was not yet flowing through into lending to companies or individuals.

It was their one lifeline in recent months as it shuttled from their village and another village, Banja, to the Serbian district of Mitrovica some 20 miles away.

While some large Wall Street banks have been thriving in recent months after getting a lifeline from the government, other financial institutions, including smaller banks, have been teetering.

But after weeks of despairing about their prospects, it's hardly surprising that Republicans have seized on Comey's recent actions as a potential lifeline.

Despite the recent €109bn package designed to offer Greece a lifeline, Greek bond yields reached record levels last week, causing renewed fears of a default.

Englishman Ward failed to secure his place at London 2012 after his early exit at the recent World Championships in Azerbaijan, handing Weaver a lifeline.

The numbers seem to bring new urgency to a series of recent efforts by the Obama administration to throw a lifeline to struggling homeowners.

Recent studies of failures highlight the increased vulnerability of lifelines due to their interconnectivity and the need to consider mutually dependent network properties in designing resilient systems.