Sentence examples for countless vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Its president, David Pearson, calls on wider society to say how far it is prepared to protect "countless vulnerable people who will fail to receive, or not be able to afford, the social care services they need and deserve".

"As resources reduce and need increases, directors are increasingly concerned about the impact on countless vulnerable people who will fail to receive, or not be able to afford, the social care services they need and deserve".

To date, only 39 per cent of this amount has been received, leaving countless vulnerable children without access to education and at risk of exploitation and abuse.

Endorsed by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), it detailed specific steps for governments to scale up the response for the estimated 31,000 children in East Asia and the Pacific living with HIV (as of 2006), the nearly half million more orphaned by AIDS and the countless others vulnerable to or affected by the epidemic.

It is also, like countless other places, vulnerable to the ravages of a warming planet.

There is an abundance of trans citizens who, for various reasons, may not have the opportunity to change their legal identity and appearing differently than what appears on your photo ID can lead to countless unpleasant and vulnerable experiences.

The branches have become our de facto community centers, serving the widest range of citizens — indispensable in countless, especially poorer, more vulnerable neighborhoods.

Still, countless systems were left vulnerable, either because system administrators failed to apply the patch or because they used outdated software.

Not only am I adjusting to a chronic illness, but I'm also accepting that I am vulnerable to countless things beyond my control — that great haze that is the unknown.

"Literally countless kids are now vulnerable to abuse by clerics today.

But it would also give relief to the countless businesses that today find themselves vulnerable to patents that shouldn't have been issued in the first place.