Sentence examples similar to demanding vulnerable from inspiring English sources

However, this option was considered inappropriate because two successive interviews investigating intimate concerns were considered too demanding in this vulnerable population.

It is a demanding treatment at a vulnerable time of life.

They should start by triggering those "increased commitments" the vulnerable are demanding; they should commit to 100% renewables for all right here in Paris.

Spatial processing is a core component of auditory scene analysis, a cognitively demanding function that is vulnerable in Alzheimer's disease.

"The result … was that the government as well as stakeholders collectively agreed to take this issue forward as a national issue in Bangladesh and try to develop a national mechanism on loss and damage, which may provide valuable lessons for the international mechanism on loss and damage which is being demanded by the vulnerable developing countries at COP18 in Doha".

We also stand with vulnerable people in demanding action from the major polluters of the future.

But hardware sales dominate the market, making Asian demand more vulnerable to turmoil in the foreign-exchange markets.

The deal set a high aspirational goal to limit warming below 2C and strive to keep temperatures at 1.5C above pre-industrial levels – a far more ambitious target than expected, and a key demand of vulnerable countries.

All references to keeping temperature increases below 1.5 degrees Celsius -- a key demand of vulnerable countries, including African nations and small island states -- were also dropped.

It was difficult to strike a balance to between patients' demands, their vulnerable life situations and the GPs' own beliefs and willingness to accept.

In their budget-cutting zeal, Republicans are demanding harsh sacrifices from the country's most vulnerable citizens.