Sentence examples for especially vulnerable group from inspiring English sources

In fact the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) regards nicotine addicts as an especially vulnerable group of consumers.

In fact, the FTC views nicotine addicts as an especially vulnerable group, and is therefore likely to take a very hard look at the Reynolds-Lorillard tie-up.That explains the presence of a fourth party to the transaction, Britain's Imperial Tobacco.

The money has helped pay for planeloads of bed nets treated with insecticides, hundreds of millions of doses of a powerful combination therapy, widespread indoor spraying of homes, and prophylactic treatment of pregnant women, an especially vulnerable group.

Moreover, youth involved in the juvenile justice system are an especially vulnerable group of research participants who are considered to be less able to defend themselves, and require special protection from possible abuse, exploitation, or discrimination by others in positions of power (Rose, and Pietri 2002).

Amid the current humanitarian crisis, one especially vulnerable group is children.

"This is an especially vulnerable group," said Michael Romano, director of Stanford's Justice Advocacy Project.

A $1.5 billion transfusion in the 2009 stimulus bill managed to hold the overall homeless population about even over the last four years, and the number of people in two especially vulnerable groups — the chronically homeless and homeless veterans — has actually dropped.

This backsliding comes at a time when the country should be improving the quality of Head Start offerings and broadening access to especially vulnerable groups like the children of the homeless.

Continued sexual violence in eastern Congo not only demonstrates the United Nations peacekeeping mission's failure to protect civilians, but also reveals its failure to protect especially vulnerable groups, including women, girls and the elderly, from widespread sexual violence.

"Why do I have to come from the mountains of Tennessee to tell New York that's good for you?" Dr. King argued that the federal government needed to set "a few clear, bright-line parameters" to protect students, especially vulnerable groups among the poor, minorities and the disabled.

There just isn't any downside to attacking this imaginary monster of groupthink, so we can expect to hear speakers trumpeting their own courage in "not being pc" as they attack especially vulnerable groups in society.