Lifelines in a sentence

Lifelines Contestants are given a series of lifelines to aid them with difficult questions.

But as Mr. Trump’s legal problems have expanded, the ad hoc system has come under intense strain with the PAC doling out financial lifelines to some aides and allies while shutting the door on others.

Emergency loan lenders: Lifelines in times of crisis or financial pitfalls?

Raised by a single mother who worked tirelessly to provide for our family, I relied on Pell Grants and work-study programs to pursue my education—programs that were not just financial lifelines but essential tools that allowed me to stay in school.

These remittances, amounting to $20bn out of Africa’s nearly $100bn in total flows, are lifelines that sustain families and businesses, reinforcing the economic bonds that are vital for the continent’s growth.

And many customers see them as lifelines.

As governments shift from handing out financial lifelines to restarting and rethinking their economies, they could tie aid to goals of sustainability, such as improving the balance of women in companies’ leadership.

Books, careful attention to our neighbors and sense of space, and a rich inner world are lifelines.

For some, there are now lifelines available for people to count on during extreme fire conditions.

Hooked to his handlebars was a bag of groceries given to him by a local church that is one of his lifelines, including Cocoa Puffs and a leftover See’s Candies heart-shaped box of chocolates.

Michel Savoie uses a walker to shuffle between his lifelines in downtown Hamilton.

The Administration sanctioned Maduro’s key financial lifelines, including the Venezuelan Central Bank, the Venezuelan Development Bank, and Petroleos de Venezuela.

The ongoing closure of venues like pubs, as well as restrictions on social gatherings and attendance at sporting events, is said to be cutting off lifelines for many older people, many of whom are continuing to cocoon.

They say the global pandemic has triggered a crisis of food insecurity, straining community lifelines.

While you are at it why not call for some of the money to oay the SDF who have been putting their lifes on the line helping flood victims and restoring lifelines in disaster areas.

Shailesh had no lifelines left by this point and hence, he decided to quit the show.

There are people who will listen, complete strangers care and answer lifelines when you need to talk or text.

The Scottish Government is committing £138,000 of funding for the Lifelines Scotland initiative to cover Police Scotland, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Ambulance Service.

These economic lifelines are threatened every time a ship is hijacked by pirates in the Gulf of Aden, or when Iranian vessels interfere with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

Hope some people got from Christ have been their lifelines in the toughest of times.