Sentence examples for vulnerable focused from inspiring English sources

Held at UNICEF headquarters in New York, the signature event – a high-level panel entitled, 'Children and the MDGs: Reaching the Most Vulnerable' – focused on recent data revealing inequities that still exist for children in the developing world.

"PepsiCo can cherry pick markets in which it believes that's Coke's position is vulnerable, focusing resources where they are likely to lead to solid volume growth".

"It's something within the nature of the human beast that if you really want to hurt a faith community, that seems to be the most sensitive, most vulnerable focus".

As part of our long term economic plan we are taking difficult decisions in the fairest way possible, protecting services for the most vulnerable and focusing resources where they are most needed and most effective.

Research studies [20, 25] suggest that challenge questions can be vulnerable to blind, focused and informed guessing attacks by adversaries, acquaintances, friends and colleagues.

The mission of HKI is to save the sight and lives of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged, focused in particular on combating the causes and consequences of blindness and malnutrition by establishing programs based on evidence and research.

Although the link between social factors and health outcomes is strong, Canada's approach to protecting vulnerable populations has focused on emergency services rather than prevention.

Surprisingly, tires are also vulnerable as the focused, oscillating pressure can damage the cords/belts in the sidewalls, causing all sorts of problems.

An approach to agricultural development that focused on vulnerable people in vulnerable places could be another important piece in Mr. Sachs's vision for Africa.

This is insufficient to fully account for the neglect however, as previous WGII assessments have integrated place-based analyses, examined vulnerable sub-populations, and focused on the broader socio-economic context shaping vulnerability and adaptation.

Broadly speaking, the cuddly ones should be focused on vulnerable children and the tough ones on miscreant adults.