Especially during the pandemic. I mean, these stores have been a lifeline to Starbucks because they kept running and people could easily queue up and go and not have to enter an actual cafe.
So computers that I assumed were for checking-out books, or, you know, looking at emails, were in fact a lifeline for folks who are searching for jobs and housing.
That's why there has been such a strong demand for rules that would prevent broadband providers from picking winners and losers online, preserving the freedom and innovation that have been the lifeblood of the internet.
Republicans in Congress went home for the holidays and let that lifeline expire. And for many of their constituents who are unemployed through no fault of their own, that decision will leave them with no income at all.
You will either be getting by based on a government lifeline or you will be in the class of people that own the businesses complaining about all the taxes they need to pay to fund that lifeline.
The Syrian Bab al-Hawa bore the gate to turkey as a Lifeline for many Syrian cancer patients who receive free and advanced treatment in Turkish hospitals.
The water is a lifeline for northern desert cities including Tijuana and a large farm industry in the Mexicali Valley, just south of the border from California's Imperial Valley.