Sentence examples for both a vulnerable and from inspiring English sources

Individuals with common mental health problems (CMHP) represent both a vulnerable and resource intensive group, whom account for 25% of all ill health.

Caregivers' own health issues and the added stress caused by looking after another left both clients and caregivers in a vulnerable state and feeling isolated.

With its IPO looming and an expected $100 billion valuation, Facebook was both vulnerable and a lucrative target.

Jacobs said: "Mr Farquharson is both very vulnerable and probably a very lonely individual.

And yet it easily seems to brush the ELSA approach aside, putting the subject in a position that is both highly vulnerable and dense with opportunities.

She writes in an artist statement, "In my work I am drawn to evocative images that represent the figure as both vulnerable and fleeting, usually a woman against a stark background sometimes with confrontation, sometimes seemingly deep in thought".

When Rufus Wainwright sings, he sustains every word, using a vibrato that's both vulnerable and obstinate.

Sounding both vulnerable and angry, and a little like the seventies soul star Bobby Womack, Kelly switches between pleading, yelling, and talking as he counters his lover's accusation that her friend saw him at a club with another woman.

But if Raya's price and exclusivity lets people be both vulnerable and accountable, it could forge a more civil way to make a connection.

"Formation" would be the first single, and an introduction to Beyoncé's new aesthetic: both vulnerable and political.

Each state sees the other as both a looming danger and a vulnerable adversary, making war seem both necessary and attractive.