Sentence examples for a particularly vulnerable one from inspiring English sources

Despite standing aside from the invasion and being excluded from the subsequent administration, the U.N. found itself a prime target of Iraqi guerrillas, and a particularly vulnerable one because relief and reconstruction work cannot be carried out from behind impregnable barriers.

The area around the bipod is particularly vulnerable, one NASA expert said yesterday, meaning that "it's possible that the foam there can pull away more easily from the tank".

At issue here is not freedom of speech but the freedom to treat other people, particularly vulnerable ones, badly; the freedom to whip up sentiment along the predictable fault lines and to do so without facing any consequence; the freedom to embolden forces that represent a tangible danger to people.

But we are clear that companies should not be abusing this technology and customer data to treat consumers, particularly vulnerable ones, unfairly.

Sesame Street has been committed to educating communities -- particularly vulnerable ones -- since its very beginnings in 1969.

Ideally, all patients, particularly vulnerable ones, would have access to the medicines they need according to evidence-based treatment guidelines; products would be of proven quality; appropriately prescribed medicines would be available where and when patients need them; and patients would take these medicines as needed to achieve their clinical effects.

Free shelters, unless one belongs to a particularly vulnerable group, are actually extremely rare.

They're a particularly vulnerable group.

The report highlights Britain as a particularly vulnerable country.

This crash happened at a particularly vulnerable time, in a transition between two back-up methods.

This video cast Bankson in a particularly vulnerable light.