Sentence examples for because vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Using famous women makes it worse, because vulnerable people can fixate on a favourite writer and identify with them.
"In another prison there are two libraries because vulnerable prisoners cannot share the facilities with other prisoners.
McGregor-Smith, who has run Mitie for nine years, said she would review all options for the loss-making healthcare business but that Mitie had to be careful because vulnerable people and thousands of employees relied on its services.
This is especially alarming because vulnerable road users are already more likely to be fatally or seriously injured in crashes (De Brabander and Vereeck 2006).
It had this rating, said the alert, because vulnerable systems would "inevitably" include machines that formed part of the UK's critical national infrastructure.
Other researchers hypothesized that DSR of nests would be lower in the early stages of incubation because vulnerable nests would be depredated earlier (Klett and Johnson 1982; Coates and Delehanty 2010); thus, we incorporated a time-dependent covariate (e.g., nest age) into models.
It might be because economically vulnerable groups are more receptive to health messages and instructions.
This is especially important because the vulnerable populations are more sensitive due to other stressors such as malnourishment and disease.
"Cyprus is vulnerable because of our exposure to Greece.
He'll take advantage of you because you're vulnerable.
