Sentence examples for have a vulnerable from inspiring English sources
"You can't have a vulnerable elderly population in isolation.
"Our baseline standards should rise to meet these building goals, because we have a vulnerable population," Ms. Terry-Sepulveda said.
It may inconvenience some young people but it is probably a week or so and I would rather that than have a vulnerable or elderly resident attacked".
Admissions haven't been harmed because Harlow parents know that, if they have a vulnerable child, this is a place where nobody gives up.
The conflict of interest is even bigger here where we have a vulnerable community of people who say that they have been not allowed to get justice.
"They can't do it anywhere, but when you have a vulnerable incumbent or two, and they can focus their efforts, they can come in and be really strong," Mr. Forand said.
How could they miss the chance to have a vulnerable-sounding Putin ask past-master Elton how to improve his tracksuit game, or have him labour under the impression that Nikita was actually written about an earlier Elton bilateral with Khrushchev?
She has a vulnerable side.
Sometimes has a vulnerable underbelly (good luck, Siegfried!) and sometimes is solid armor plate.
This fellow has a vulnerable underbelly, as all Pinter characters do, that's a target for predators.
And third, in defeat, Ding had a vulnerable side to his temperament exposed for the first time.
