They also often describe vulnerable populations; this can be especially true for educational network research, when researchers are often also acting as instructors or supervisors to the student subjects and are thus in a position of authority.
In court, he was described as vulnerable and fragile.
The 17-year-old, described as "vulnerable, not very streetwise and with no money," has not been seen since September 11.
One of Ricu's primary tasks is to monitor online conversations among what it describes as vulnerable communities.
That describes the vulnerable times in a child's development, the times just before there's about to be a great physical, cognitive or emotional spurt.
I have also never met the "whistleblower trainee", Imogen Ibbett, who describes feeling vulnerable and going home crying on many days.
Lee Irving, who had learning difficulties and was described as vulnerable, was discovered on a grassed area in Newcastle on Saturday morning.
He was talking about Mr. Romney, whom he described as vulnerable to charges that he was "a man without a core" and "a man without substance".
In Barnet more than half our core spending goes on supporting people traditionally described as vulnerable – from children at risk to adults needing considerable support to stay in their homes.
Mr Justice Roderic Wood, who said that he was "very concerned" about the children, asked for help from the public finding Jessica, Tomas, Eva and David Palacin Jones, aged between eight and 14, whom he described as vulnerable.
