Phrases with «vital lifeline»

The phrase "vital lifeline" refers to something that is extremely important and necessary for someone's survival or well-being. It can be understood as a crucial connection or support that someone relies on in order to function or thrive. Full definition

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Sentences with «vital lifeline»

At a time when the U.S. government is busy propping up «too big to fail» private firms and providing vital lifelines to others, it seems incongruous that it would refuse to do the same for our planet. (treehugger.com)
Britain may be sceptical about remaining in the EU, but for former Eastern bloc countries, it offers a vital lifeline to democracy. (politics.co.uk)
While workers wages are falling in real terms the tax credit system - a vital lifeline that boosts income for many families - effectively acts as a government subsidy for «low pay» corporations. (politics.co.uk)
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Phrases with «vital lifeline»

Sentences with «vital lifeline»

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