where there's life, there's hope

where there's life, there's hope

As long as someone or something has not completely failed or ended, a bad situation still has a chance of getting better. I know we've sustained heavy losses over the past two quarters, but we still have enough cash reserves to get things on the right track. Where there's life, there's hope. Everyone assumed we had lost the game at that point, but where there's life, there's hope, and just like that, a final push by our offense lead to a last-minute touchdown that gave us the win.
See also: hope
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

where there’s ˈlife (, there’s ˈhope)

(saying) in a terrible situation you must not give up hope because there is always a chance that it will improve: The game isn’t over yet — we could still win. Where there’s life there’s hope.
See also: life
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
See also:
  • where there's life
  • fall for
  • fall for (someone or something)
  • give rein to
  • give rein to (someone or something)
  • drop (someone or something) like a hot brick
  • drop (someone or something) like a hot potato
  • drop like a hot potato
  • drop someone or something like a hot potato
  • drop someone/something like a hot potato
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"It wasn't expected to live, but Lynne's motto was where there's life, there's hope. She'd never refuse to take a hedgehog in.
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"I'd say we're up against avoiding relegation at this stage, but where there's life, there's hope," said Harte.