Sentence examples for beginning vulnerable from inspiring English sources
But sentimentalism was also, from the beginning, vulnerable to attack.
Begin attacking vulnerable Democrats on the airwaves.
In the maelstrom of global capital, even the middle classes are beginning to feel vulnerable.
The new oil fields on the desert between Dhofar and the capital, Muscat, were beginning to look vulnerable.
Cameron's close ally, the centre-right French president Nicolas Sarkozy, lost power in May; even the formidable German centre-right chancellor Angela Merkel is beginning to look vulnerable in the polls.
The execution of the evacuations went well, beginning with the vulnerable coastal area.
"Syrian women are now beginning to realize how vulnerable this situation leaves them here," Yildiran told me.
Dubbed "Agenda 2020," the plan sets strict new emissions-reductions guidelines for Canada and fast-tracks financing for vulnerable countries beginning in 2010.
Striving toward the MDGs Much remains to be done to achieve the MDGs in DR Congo, beginning with the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach women and children.
22 Based on preliminary results, the World Health Organization has recently recommended inclusion of rotavirus vaccination in these countries' national immunisation programmes, 23 paving the way for a spate of new rotavirus vaccination programmes in some of the most vulnerable areas beginning as soon as 2010.
