Sentence examples for fewest vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Your message to Congress is, essentially, to get the best value for Medicaid cuts by wielding the knife where it hurts the fewest vulnerable people.

But there are a few vulnerable spots.

And Mr Chambliss is one of the few vulnerable incumbents getting pummelled over his vote on the bail-out, because he is one of the few vulnerable incumbents who voted for it.

But Mr Bush had no coat-tails in 2000, so in 2002 Republicans had fewer vulnerable seats to lose.

Democrats have fewer vulnerable incumbents than Republicans and are well-positioned in several races for open seats.

Medical experts warned that the NHS will struggle to cope because "shockingly" few vulnerable people and health professionals have so far been vaccinated.

In all, his Democratic Assembly Campaign Committee spent at least $1.4 million in the last month of campaigning to protect its incumbents and challenge a few vulnerable Republicans.

She isn't after better definitions – she simply wants to change them so that fewer vulnerable people qualify for legal protection in Britain.

Republicans, knowing the measure would be killed in the House because it raises taxes on the rich, chose not to filibuster it in hopes of "exposing" a few vulnerable Democrats to a tough vote.

The Legislature, controlled by Democrats, will hold public hearings on the governor's proposals next week and come up with its own suggestions, which would probably affect fewer vulnerable residents and avoid jeopardizing the loss of federal education and health care money that requires a state match.

Now, the company is making two major changes to its enforcement of the rule, which it hopes will result in fewer vulnerable individuals caught in the net, while still allowing it to censure users who simply make up a fake name for themselves.