Sentences with phrase «few vulnerable people»

They may or may not find a few vulnerable people.

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People will wake up to the fact that the few thousand marketing messages that our brains are forced to absorb every day are making us stressed and giving us mood disorders and making us vulnerable to depressions and other mental illness.

Since Singapore had no natural resources, no local industry, and was geographically vulnerable, few people believed it would survive.

From the first, he took the unusual position that since a sick person is in a peculiarly vulnerable situation, the health - care delivery system should place as few extraneous demands upon the patient and his family as possible.

A few days after the Paris attack I attended a Combating Online Radicalization and Extremism workshop at the Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) annual conference in Washington where experts pointed out that people who interact with extremists via social media are already highly vulnerable and on the path towards radicalization.

You know that you're inviting this person into your birth space and those first few vulnerable and sweet weeks postpartum... what should you consider when hiring them?

And he admits that previous administrations, during the past few decades have dropped the ball on protecting the state's most vulnerable people, saying there was government «atrophy and apathy» and dysfunction.

McLeigh and Sianko point out that few countries devote resources to the promotion of mental health, and people with mental disorders are especially vulnerable to serious human rights abuses.

Being too vulnerable myself, I recognize that quality when I see it in others, and it is my belief that few professions are as highly populated by vulnerable people as science.

The declaration states that without action, «there will be fewer options for the protection of people most vulnerable to serious life - threatening infections, especially women giving birth, newborns, patients with certain chronic diseases or those undergoing chemotherapy or surgery.»

Trainees who come to study in a foreign country are more vulnerable than people who come to take a high - level job or to reunite with families because they often are less experienced, have fewer economic means, and lack local social support.

UNAIDS attributes the slight decrease in sub-Saharan Africa to prevention programs in countries such as Uganda, and to the fact that infection rates are already so high that relatively few people in vulnerable groups are left to infect.

«We know that many billions are required over the next few years to fill the gap in climate finance, but the money pledged today is vital to help some of the most vulnerable people on the planet cope with the immediate impacts of our rapidly warming world,» Ishii continued.

Few people are as vulnerable to scams as people who have credit problems.

(Anderson and Bows, 2010) That is, although it is still possible that nations in the next few years will revise upward their ghg emissions reductions commitments to levels that will protect the most vulnerable people and countries, the most recent science has concluded that the world is running out of time to do this.

There are few things more jarring than being in a car crash, and in addition to any physical injuries or vehicle damage one incurs, an accident can leave a person in an emotionally vulnerable position such that doing things «by the book» becomes far more difficult.

Each HSC Trust provides an array of social services, from children's services, disability services, older people services, mental health services and services for vulnerable adults to name a few.

It also makes them vulnerable to repeated errors about what the sort of people who ignore politics other than for a few weeks before voting time are thinking.

Therapists are legally bound by law to keep your information safe and secure, except for during a few exceptions (abuse happening to someone within a vulnerable population of people, threat to hurt yourself, or threat to hurt someone else).