Sentence examples for because of their vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Children have special rights, because of their vulnerabilities.

We won't judge [victims] because of their vulnerabilities and will really look at their evidence.

Ratings of French banks have already suffered because of their vulnerability to the Greek economy.

Hearings are often held in private and people involved are not normally identified because of their vulnerability.

Because of their vulnerability to high winds, and their seasonal use, all structures were typically built and rebuilt with few, if any, guidelines.

The sheer will to survive, drives them to do any sort of work and because of their vulnerability they invariably get exploited.

Up to 90% of people with a learning disability are estimated to have endured verbal harassment or violence because of their vulnerability, Mencap's chief executive Mark Goldring said.

Because of their vulnerability in side collisions, side seats with shoulder restraints may be no more secure than a center seat without.

Chief Crown Prosecutor in the Thames and Chiltern area Baljit Ubhey said: "The victims in this case were targeted because of their vulnerability and then cynically exploited.

I personally find the earlier Beecroft pieces, in which the girls aren't so perfect, and in which there is a much greater variety of bodies, much more eloquent and moving, because of their vulnerability.

Bristol-Myers Squibb, Schering-Plough and Merck are the most likely to merge or to be acquired because of their vulnerability to expiring patents and generic competition, analysts said yesterday.