Sentence examples for a most vulnerable from inspiring English sources

I discovered that house moving is always a crisis in people's lives, a most vulnerable moment.

It is also a most vulnerable asset and, especially in the active days of summer should be carefully guarded with protective gear.

The news came quickly, but the full import of the deed — a sordid attack upon democracy at a most vulnerable moment in our history — took longer to settle in.

Indeed, it would mean that over the next 100 years far too many kids would be removed from their families at a most vulnerable time in their development, only to suffer much pain and trauma in juvenile facilities that were also inhumane.

This early and efficient keratinocyte defense reaction during a most vulnerable phase of the pathogen might explain why P. aeruginosa is only a transient constituent of human's healthy skin (Fig. 8).

This group represent a most vulnerable and excluded group for whom contexts were not well described in this study; that is with the exception of some discussion from participants who were no longer in relationships with their violent partners and described some impacts for these circumstances.

Young women are a subgroup most vulnerable to health risks.

CMIs in Alzheimer's disease are preferentially distributed in the arterial borderzone, an area most vulnerable to hypoperfusion.

A blockchain is most vulnerable to a breach when it first come online.

The hope is that stress-relieving exercises can be timed to moments when a person is most vulnerable to an urge or most receptive to encouragement.

Given the number of Syrian refugees, UNHCR says resettlement is only an option for the most vulnerable; a few hundred cases are now being considered.