Sentence examples for because of their vulnerability from inspiring English sources
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 in side collisions, side seats with shoulder restraints may be no more secure than a center seat without.
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.
The sheer will to survive, drives them to do any sort of work and because of their vulnerability they invariably get exploited.
Because of their vulnerability to high winds, and their seasonal use, all structures were typically built and rebuilt with few, if any, guidelines.
After introducing metaphor in relation to selected evolutionary theories of mind, emotion, and behavior, we examine a study that seems to provide initial empirical support for the following hypothesis (Goldenberg et al. 2001): "…being an animal is threatening because it reminds people of their vulnerability to death" (427).
"[US authorities] are taking advantage of their vulnerability because a lot of informants are criminals – what are they going to do?" she said.
Yet the most striking aspect of the image is Qwill's posture and expression, heroic because of, not in spite of, their vulnerability. .
