Sentence examples for particularly very young from inspiring English sources

Children -- particularly very young children -- who experience even a bout of poverty are less likely to graduate from high school, are more likely to become very young parents, have more difficulties learning and earn less money than their non-poor peers as adults, said Patrick McCarthy, president and CEO of the Casey Foundation.

However, the vulnerability of children is unique, particularly very young children.

Ongoing vigilance should be used in the clinical evaluation of child household contacts, particularly very young (less than three years) or HIV-positive children, following exposure to an MDR-TB source case, based on the high risk of disease progression.

Americans began weighing the government's obligation to protect the rights of gun owners against its duty to protect the lives of its citizens, particularly the very young.

Sleep-disordered breathing — snoring, mouth breathing and apnea (abnormally long pauses in breathing during sleep) — can affect anyone, but a recent study shows that particularly in very young children, there is more than a good night's sleep at risk.

Ordering Some fixed price kids' menus offer good value, particularly for very young children, where fixed prices can be from £2.99 (though it can be cheaper still to share your own meal with them).

"British producers are doing some marvellous things, particularly for very young kids, but is any of it really relevant to anything?" Redmond, who is due to deliver his hard-hitting view of children's television in the Huw Wheldon Lecture on Wednesday, is one of the country's most successful producers – in 1982 he came up with one of Channel 4's defining hits, the gritty soap opera Brookside.

Respiratory syncytial virus causes a significant public health burden, particularly in very young infants and the frail elderly.

The potential of MRI to replace chest radiography, particularly in very young children, was already investigated several years ago [18, 44, 45, 46].

How can we get people - particularly the very young and the very old - to trust and interact naturally with chunks of metal and plastic?

The disease burden of rotavirus gastroenteritis (RVGE) arises from the combination of a high incidence rate, severity of symptoms leading to hospitalisation (particularly in very young infants), and the consequent distress caused to children and other family members.