Sentence examples for because they were vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Indigenous peoples, for example, have died in big numbers because they were vulnerable to the diseases borne by colonisers.

The first, that homes for destitute asylum seekers were marked out by red doors by contractors, leaving inhabitants terrified because they were vulnerable to abuse and attacks.

Previously, mikes relied on FM channels, which never caught on beyond classrooms for the hearing impaired because they were vulnerable to interference.

Perhaps that is what Denver Coach Josh McDaniels meant when he said the Broncos tried the surprise onside kick against the Jets because they were vulnerable to it.

He told one of the men as he passed sentence: "You targeted the young girls because they were vulnerable, under-age and out of control".

From there, Solomon caught a bus north, passing through New Halfa, a route that risked fake checkpoints manned by bandits who, Solomon said, were keen on Eritreans because they were vulnerable kidnapping targets.

"That's because they're vulnerable," Representative Steve Israel of New York, the committee chairman, told reporters.

Yes – because they are vulnerable, don't speak the language and don't understand the system".

That is partly because they are vulnerable to fraud, but mainly for deeper and more philosophical reasons.

Other kids are isolated as a form of "protective custody", because they are vulnerable to physical or sexual abuse.

"Fargo" has layered characters that are offbeat, and you can tolerate the terrible things they do because they are vulnerable and human.