The phrase "a few safe" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to convey a limited number of safe options or items, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We have a few safe choices for the project that we can consider."
Alternatives: "a couple of safe" or "some safe options".
Let me start with a few safe opinions.
Most same-sex couples would think twice before holding hands in public outside of a few "safe" areas.
Most restaurants, no matter how it might affront a chef's creative bent, offer a few safe landing places for less adventurous customers, like steak or salmon.
A few safe seats have been snapped up by big shots: the foreign minister, Lamberto Dini, is entrenched in Florence, and refuses to budge.
Qaeda operatives need only a few safe houses to teach how to assemble explosives, said a Philippine intelligence officer, and houses are harder to find than camps.
Semiconductor stocks have been one of a few safe Nasdaq havens in recent weeks, hanging in while other sectors were battered.
Happily, we hedged with a few safer bets, one of which has been Secure Trust Bank, tipped at 2835.5p.
Innovations don't always evolve the way we think, but based on what we do know it is possible to make a few safe-bet prophecies.
While all of those industries face some serious questions, food-related firms should be far less susceptible to major market shake-ups, and offer some protection if you're looking for a few safer plays.
If you are currently engaging an enemy unit, there are a few safer options available: Leapfrogging (one person providing cover fire while the other moves, this can be used to advance, fall back, and flank the enemy), Run and gun (providing cover fire for yourself while moving, the inverse "gun and run" can also be used to move from cover; fire a few bursts then run like hell), and.
As Gaza slowly turns into an urban zone with few safe playgrounds, children are attracted like magnets by what looks like open spaces offering greenery and a rich birdlife...>> Read More Monthly Update - May 2012 Every year, an estimated 1,600 babies die in the first four weeks of their life in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt).
