Sentence examples for vulnerable goods from inspiring English sources

Passive surveillance technologies such as CCTV and motion sensors, as well as radio-frequency identification (RFID) or global positioning system (GPS) chips embedded in vulnerable goods, are becoming increasingly common and could provide accurate offence times for aoristic crimes.

Covered vans followed, initially for carrying cattle but later for both general and vulnerable goods too.

He seemed vulnerable, good.

Sometimes has a vulnerable underbelly (good luck, Siegfried!) and sometimes is solid armor plate.

ONE of the clearest lessons of the financial crisis was how vulnerable banks, good as well as bad, can be if short-term funding markets dry up.

When Witherspoon re-entered public life, she was humbled and vulnerable, on Good Morning America.

One only has to look at his new version to see that he still feels that squeezing more blood from the poor and vulnerable is good policy.

Maria should be able to accept herself as vulnerable and "good enough", and not perfect.

The recognition that microbial-shared (surface or secreted) molecules are public goods, vulnerable to exploitation by cheaters, brings to the fore the need to understand social dilemmas raised by microbial cooperation [11, 12].

Its support for vulnerable people is "good".

She said, 'You know, Ted is the only person who's apologized more than I have.' They are really good, vulnerable people".