Sentence examples similar to a vulnerable majority from inspiring English sources
If a Government is returned with a vulnerable narrow majority it would be serious in view of the recent warnings on the dangerous state of the nation's economic health that is likely to develop this autumn.
Defeats for Jacqui Smith and Ann Keen also had a whiff of the expenses scandal but were hardly unexpected given their vulnerable majorities.
The original stated: "Defeats for Jacqui Smith, Shahid Malik and Ann Keen also had a whiff of the expenses scandal but were hardly unexpected given their vulnerable majorities".
The original stated: "Defeats for Jacqui Smith, Shahid Malik and Ann Keen also had a whiff of the expenses scandal but were hardly unexpected given their vulnerable majorities". To clarify: Malik, unlike the other two MPs, was not found to be in breach of parliamentary rules on expenses.
There are electoral incentives for Tory MPs to vote with their convictions, especially those who are sitting on vulnerable majorities in Remain-voting seats with big proportions of younger, more internationalist, more affluent and more socially liberal voters.
But the majority in the 4-to-3 ruling was acting to protect a vulnerable group from unfair treatment.
In this heavily working-class Essex constituency, which had one of the highest proportions of Sun readers in the country, a small and supposedly vulnerable Conservative majority had risen rather than fallen at the 1987 election.
She has a vulnerable side.
You become a vulnerable observer.
"Sleep is a vulnerable state".
