Sentence examples for most vulnerable classes from inspiring English sources

The updated distribution of vulnerability shows an increase in the lower vulnerability classes (C and D), and a slight decrease in the most vulnerable classes (A and B).

It's been 11 years since the Taliban obliterated the magical giant Buddhas of Bamyan and rural Afghan women remain one of the most vulnerable classes of people anywhere in the world.

Last year, a White House report on "Big Data" cautioned that the "algorithmic decisions raise the specter of 'redlining' in the digital economy – the potential to discriminate against the most vulnerable classes of our society under the guise of neutral algorithms".

The existing inexplicit policies with regard to child labour, such as UPE, the minimum Age for Marriage and the Uganda Constitution (1995), are constrained or not definitive enough to cover all abuses inherent in child labour, especially with regard to the most vulnerable classes of children mentioned above.

This proportion is relatively stable for all building classes, except for class 1 masonry for which it reaches 29%, as it is the most vulnerable class.

ABC is Disney's most vulnerable division.

By the most vulnerable, of course.

They save lives, cut waste, go to bat for the most vulnerable of all economic classes, put the interests of the American people above the interests of the lobbyists, and don't spend a lot of taxpayer dollars accomplishing all this.

He instinctively homed in on the most vulnerable boy in our class and the rest of us eagerly followed his lead.

Through the classes, the most vulnerable children are able to learn and play together, and receive psychosocial support in a safe environment.

The latest report from the Bucharest General Municipality (2016) shows that 350 buildings in this area belong to the seismic risk class I (the most vulnerable) and 326 are classified in the seismic risk class II out of 855 buildings built before 1977.