Sentences with phrase «pawmetto lifeline»

It's the lifeline of your business.

New business - focused technologies are coming to market each and every day, and for small and start - up businesses in particular these advancements provide a much needed lifeline to reduce overheads, boost bottom lines and streamline management on a short and long term basis.

Their credit lifelines exhausted, they were finally unable to make their monthly mortgage payments, and within three months became delinquent.

While alternative lenders can provide a lifeline for Canadians who have run out of other financing options, Brookes said they come with pitfalls for those who don't bother looking at the fine print.

Kimberlin was ready to bet on Hamilton to bring more diversity to tech — and her check was the lifeline Hamilton needed to get Backstage Capital up and running.

«It's a lifeline, and an important one.»

It lifts 98 % of tariffs for trade in goods, but offers no lifeline for the City.

Knitowski says the experiences at VoViDa and Caneum taught him a valuable lesson: To survive, business owners have to view cash as their lifeline.

Sometimes, a low - tech cell phone can be a literal lifeline — especially if you live somewhere where regular Internet and health care access is a luxury.

a low - tech cell phone can be a literal lifeline — especially if you live somewhere where regular Internet and health care access is a luxury.

Overcoming the stigma of depression and suicide is a challenge faced by all organisations in the mental health sector, and one that Lifeline WA is tackling head on

«The English Channel is an absolute lifeline for the UK, and it is very important HMS Westminster and the Royal Navy maintains a watchful eye on this key strategic link,» Simon Kelly, Commanding Officer of HMS Westminster, said in a statement.

A distributor's lifeline are so - called output deals, which give it regional rights to all of a production company's releases over several years.

And some might argue that a censored Google for Chinas citizens is a lifeline to democracy that is better than no lifeline at all.

But lost within his rabble - rousing speeches was the fact that immigrants are a fundamental part of the U.S. economy and for industries like agriculture they are a lifeline.

A powerful economic lifeline.

Ascent Solar, meanwhile, accepted a financial lifeline from China's TFG Radiant Group.

The Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline program paid at least $ 1.2 million to duplicate or deceased recipients and more than one - third of participants out of 3.5 million reviewed appeared not to be eligible, the Government Accountability Office said in a report released on Thursday.

The FCC two years ago sought to revamp the program and create a third - party verification service to help carriers ensure that only eligible households received Lifeline subsidies.

Of fake applications submitted to 19 carriers, 12 carriers approved Lifeline payments.

(Poets & Quants)-- With its 2012 fiscal budget $ 4 million in the red, the Thunderbird School of Global Management has agreed to grasp a sorely needed lifeline.

The request was the lifeline he needed; while it didn't feel like it, his experience and skills were worth something.

To be eligible for Lifeline, participants must have an income less than 135 % of the federal poverty level or qualify for one of several other programs for the poor, such as Medicaid or food stamps.

The Southern Metropolitan Regional Council has applied for a lifeline for its Canning Vale waste facility, the largest in the state, after the Department Of Environment and Conservation moved to shut down the plant because of odour issues.

His leadership summits and crusades in more than 185 countries and territories forged powerful global links among conservative Christians, and threw a lifeline to believers in the communist - controlled Eastern bloc.

She was my lifeline and now I was back on my own.

Those easy to obtain credit line increases proved a lifeline for small businesses and were much easier than dealing with a bank, if a bank approved the loan at all.

Still, for women in these underserved areas, microfinance is a lifeline.

However, aid can provide a lifeline for countries facing humanitarian crises or too impoverished or unstable to attract private funding.

Today, companies are finding ways to work with universities as a lifeline to new and novel ideas that they couldn't have found on their own.

Not every emergency will force you to fire up a generator, but for those prolonged outages, they'll serve as the lifeline for your home's essentials.

But five minutes into stoppage time, Egypt had a lifeline when it was awarded a penalty.

Athens needs a lifeline to cover the almost US$ 2 billion that it owes the IMF on June 30.

The financial lifeline has kept the doors open for a lot of exploration companies.

Russian overtures to Pakistan offer a badly needed diplomatic lifeline for the South Asian nation as it faces growing friction with Western powers over its alleged links to militants.

Trump's fundraising prowess is the engine of the Republican National Committee and a lifeline for every Republican planning to rely on the party for financial help during next year's congressional races.

Maleeny said that a controversial artist like Cyrus is the ideal personality to throw the network a lifeline.

Now, free from its corporate restraints — and lifelines — AmerCable needed a new strategy.

And the UMass program was exactly the lifeline Alessandro Babini needed.

Asset financing, whether it involves your company's property, inventory or outstanding invoices, can give small businesses the lifeline of access to cash or credit in the short term.

So my laptop is really my lifeline.

One of the goals was to eliminate the need that many safety systems have for a base station (such as competitor system Lifeline by Philips)-- Amulyte instead connects to an app, accessible on smartphones and tablets, that allows family members to see how active the wearer is, where they are, and even the pendant's battery levels.

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After the existential threat to the firm eased — thanks to Washington's controversial Wall Street bailout, as well as a $ 9 billion lifeline from Japan's largest bank — Mr. Mack and Mr. Gorman dusted off the blueprint to expand wealth management.

In 2008, he threw a $ 3 billion lifeline to Dow Chemical.

«As Prop F in San Francisco made clear, our community will fight and win if the hotel interests are threatening the economic lifeline of home sharing, but on the natural we would prefer to be lovers of cities and not fighting with the hotel industry.»

The practice can be a lifeline for a small business to cover their costs in the near - term.

But a good credit score also can act as a lifeline in a time of hardship or financial crisis.

Hurricane Harvey may have wreaked havoc among thousands of Texans, but it has thrown a political lifeline to Donald Trump, handing him a much - needed opportunity to demonstrate he can play president in a time of national emergency.

As a mortgage relief program, HARP provides a lifeline for homeowners struggling with massive amounts of debt.