'get vulnerable' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is generally used when somebody wants to make themselves open or exposed to the emotions and opinions of others. For example, "I'm going to get vulnerable with you and tell you how I really feel."
There is widespread uncertainty among charities about how in practical terms they can use the Dubs amendment to get vulnerable children to safety.
In 2004, the Labour government proposed the creation of tightly controlled "red light districts" to get vulnerable women off the streets, but dropped the idea in the face of widespread opposition.
Revkin calls them the no-brainers — measures to improve the resilience of the city: toughening building codes to get vulnerable electrical systems out of flood-prone basements, retrofitting tunnels and subways with waterproof lids or inflatable barriers, paving streets with more permeable surfaces.
I knew this boy could walk but he was just sitting, with nothing Sophie Christiansen Christiansen, an equestrian who was born with cerebral palsy and has won five Paralympic gold medals for Britain, travelled to Rwanda with Chance for Childhood, a UK-based charity that works to get vulnerable children, including those who are deaf or have communications difficulties, into schools.
The idea of an anonymous chat app isn't exactly earth-shattering: Kindly joins startups like the therapy-minded 7 Cups of Tea, as well as the newer wave of anonymous-sharing apps, in connecting like-minded users who want to get vulnerable via their phones.
Isabella Valentine, 38, was employed by the DWP on a programme designed to get vulnerable, long-term unemployed people back into work by nurturing and training apprentices over a 12-month period, bringing them to a point where they could apply for jobs in the usual way.
I got vulnerable on my phone!
"We realised we were getting vulnerable in terms of what we could do on this site," says the Tate director Nicholas Serota, explaining the £260m expansion, which has been in the works since the mid-2000s.
When Ferguson's mother died in 2008, he did what is relatively rare in late night: he got vulnerable, and used his monologue to eulogize the woman who helped shape him.
"I never even intended it to happen, but being in a room with the kids, as much as they enjoyed doing all the dancing around and the jumping, what I responded to was when they suddenly got vulnerable.
