Sentence examples for abandoned vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Quinn is a complex, believable character and French sets her down in a depressingly believable underworld of abandoned, vulnerable young people.

"It's basically disappeared in a lot of states," says Peter Edelman, the Clinton assistant secretary of social services who resigned his post in protest of welfare reform, arguing that it abandoned vulnerable families.

While the case shone a light on the hidden world of girls, like Bell, who were abandoned, vulnerable, volatile teenagers, there's been little systemic effort to provide guidance or shelter.

While the case shone light on the hidden world of girls, like Josephine, who were abandoned, vulnerable, volatile teenagers, there's been little systemic effort to provide guidance or shelter.

"You have to have the safety net," he says, insisting that councils will not abandon vulnerable people, but may "change the rules of engagement".

"Democrats have beat Republican outside groups to the airwaves in the vast majority of races, and our ability to win the early air-war forced Republicans to abandon vulnerable incumbents and expand the map into new districts where they never wanted to spend," DCCC spokesman Tyler Law said, noting the campaign committee has spent at least some cash in 77 districts across the country.

More children in the region are being abandoned by vulnerable young mothers who are HIV positive and injecting drugs.

There is no shortage of intelligent ideas for curbing entitlements without abandoning the vulnerable.

They may be the first to receive federal funding for a collective retreat from the effects of climate change, but what disaster experts call managed retreat — abandoning areas vulnerable to floods, tsunamis, and rapid erosion — is already well under way, in the United States and worldwide.

The move has unleashed local fears that the park and its historic buildings, some of them abandoned, will be vulnerable to vandalism, arson and other crimes.

Around Fukushima, homes have been abandoned and left vulnerable to thieves, railway stations and stores once crowded with tourists are now deserted, and animal carcasses still remain in various states of decay.