Sentence examples for further vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The violence that these conditions make us vulnerable to is then used as evidence that sex work is intrinsically violent, and thus should be further criminalised – making us further vulnerable to this very violence.

Further, vulnerable homes would block streets when they collapse, hampering evacuation, relief, and firefighting activities.

One high exposure sub-region has been documented elsewhere as being further vulnerable to increased drought and fire potential.

Local organizations such as Volunteers for Social Justice are using the law to mobilize greater enforcement, help free bonded laborers and save further vulnerable groups from exploitation.

Further, vulnerable atherosclerotic plaques are more common in SLE.

Banning it in designated areas will only move it elsewhere and further stigmatise vulnerable people.

Its work has also helped a further 500 vulnerable unaccompanied refugee children come to Britain after the demolition of the Calais camp.

The main contribution will be to further protect vulnerable groups as pregnant women and children.

In both of these cases, our assessment of the policies would depend upon other morally relevant features, such as whether the changes further disadvantage vulnerable groups, lead to greater suffering, infringe people's justified claims to things, and so on.

Infection control matron Denise Richards said: "In order to prevent these illnesses from spreading further amongst vulnerable patients and staff, we have closed all wards to visitors unless there are exceptional circumstances.

We spoke with Tough about his new book and what policymakers could do to further support vulnerable children. .