Sentence examples for genuinely vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Romy, who first commands our sympathy, appears increasingly manipulative, while Frank and Claudia are genuinely vulnerable.

Iain Duncan Smith Dear IDS The "tough love" message might, as you fear, get lost if too many genuinely vulnerable people are suffering.

Overall, Crystal Ball estimates that 10 GOP-held seats are Toss Ups, while another nine are Lean Republican, for a total of 19 that seem genuinely vulnerable to Democratic pickups.

However, it is questionable whether proofs following the approach of Piechocinska are genuinely vulnerable to the accusation.

Opponents of the scheme had been attempting to have it quashed by the law courts, arguing that the legislation amounts to a "Big Brother" scheme that will undermine parents, breach privacy and divert resources away from children who are genuinely vulnerable.

But the youthful Casanova, heart aflame, seems more genuinely curious, vulnerable and eager to please.

Despite this, growing a social enterprise that covers its costs and genuinely helps vulnerable people remains an almighty challenge.

It was also inspiring for me to see how people like him genuinely care for vulnerable children.

They said it represented "a move away from providing the genuinely affordable homes the most vulnerable in our communities need".

Our first priority must be to look after and protect the most vulnerable, and the genuinely disadvantaged.

The LGA told the Observer that the scheme marked "a move away from providing the genuinely affordable homes the most vulnerable in our communities need".