Sentence examples for vulnerable missing from inspiring English sources

"The team basically trains for searching, trains for medical emergencies, trains for navigational purposes, to be able to go to help vulnerable, missing and lost people," explained the team leader, himself a former reserve officer with the RAF.

The manager of the NCA's Missing People and Abducted Children branch, Charlie Hedges, said: "It will now be possible for thousands of postal workers to be on the lookout for vulnerable missing children and adults, and that can be of real value to efforts to find them.

They have been used to help search for vulnerable missing people and to provide support at a number of events, including the G8 Summit in Fermanagh in 2013.

Second, those who argue that a withdrawal of nuclear weapons from Europe would make NATO members more vulnerable miss an important point.

Around two thirds of the play has gone, while there are a couple of additions – Barry's bass Lady Bracknell (here given indomitable vocal and physical presence by Alan Ewing) and contralto Hilary Summers' grand yet paradoxically vulnerable Miss Prism both launch into highly idiosyncratic versions of Schiller's Ode to Joy, sung in German.

This interim analysis was also vulnerable to missing data as none of the study assessments were mandatory; thus, most missing clinical outcome data may have been attributed to assessments not performed routinely at all locations.

If officers rely on automatic responses, it may leave them vulnerable to missing important clues in a situation and responding in ways that increase citizen distrust.

The trend towards targeting services on the most vulnerable risks missing those families who we would otherwise only see through universal services".

Theirs is a risky sport that requires the best of them to leap the equivalent of a two-story building and sometimes leaves them vulnerable to missing the foam pit upon landing.

The recommendations produced from this service audit and staff feedback aim for a patient-centred focus, to address the three main reasons parents gave for their vulnerable children missing dental appointments: forgotten appointments, appointment no longer needed and child illness.

"The cost to the state is ultimately greater than it should be and the cost to those vulnerable children missing out on support will last a lifetime.