Sentence examples for Good safety net from inspiring English sources

"It's good insurance and a good safety net," Dr. Babcock said.

"Lobster has provided an incredibly good safety net," said George D. Lapointe, the state's commissioner of marine resources.

"We have a good safety net around our country, but what's very disconcerting is that the U.K. has a good one, too, and is overwhelmed by the disease".

Yes, the benefits of a good safety net are well established, but globalization is not the primary source of trouble for most American workers.

(3) An ability to set up a good safety net: a gold star safety net in this case.

However, possibly there are also less homeless women in Belgium than in other countries because of the relatively good safety net for women with children; they have priority in getting social housing or -in case of the unavailability of social housing-emergency housing (temporarily housing in a premises owned or rented by the council).

Strategies to manage diagnostic uncertainty included 'going right back to the beginning' when the clinical course is vague; having a good safety netting system in place; seeking to eliminate the most serious potential causes of the presentation; and drawing on their prior contextual knowledge of the parent and their prior experience and training in paediatrics.

"I'm not home free and I'm not asking to be, but I have a good enough safety net now," said Mr. Hutchison, who lives in Memphis, where FedEx is based.

However, most of the evidence comes from studies conducted in well-resourced, well-functioning health systems and from countries with good social safety net.

Shorten may have been selling the Big Issue and talking about the need for a "good social justice safety net" in Australia, but he declined to say whether Labor would have extended the national partnership agreement on homelessness, which expires in June.

Christchurch in New Zealand has much lower rates of social disadvantage than Cincinnati in the USA, a good social welfare safety net, and a very different minority ethnic group with a higher rate of criminal convictions.