Sentence examples for vulnerable items from inspiring English sources
Concepts of health and property protection consist of "avoiding health issues by staying away from the flood water," and "protecting valuable and/or vulnerable items" respectively.
The group also said that it intends to gradually extend its tagging of "vulnerable individual items" (such as DVD and razor blades) within stores.
As you move through each more vulnerable set of items and experiences, you will find that caring for each other through each new level will make the next easier to resolve.
"Produce Items Are Vulnerable to Biological Contamination" (news article, Nov. 18) exaggerated the public health concern associated with consuming fresh fruits and vegetables based on an isolated, rare outbreak linked to only one small produce commodity.
NEW YORK, 22 February 2013 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Shakira and FC Barcelona soccer star Gerard Piqué today thanked hundreds of thousands of fans for taking part in their interactive World Baby Shower and buying life-saving items for vulnerable children in support of UNICEF's work around the world.
Shakira, Gerard Piqué and UNICEF thank fans for helping children through World Baby Shower NEW YORK, 22 February 2013 – UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Shakira and FC Barcelona soccer star Gerard Piqué today thanked hundreds of thousands of fans for taking part in their interactive World Baby Shower and buying life-saving items for vulnerable children in support of UNICEF's work around the world.
This leaves items like research vulnerable to deep cuts.
Shoplifting focuses on the different items that are vulnerable to a light fingered thief".
Non-food items: Some 33,000 vulnerable people, including IDPs, will be targeted with a special focus on child- and female-headed households.
These traditional questions, which we considered to be more SDB-vulnerable, were paired with reformulated items designed to reduce the impact of SDB.
It is plausible that the SDSCA item was less vulnerable to this effect due to its focus on days of adherence rather than nonadherence.
