Sentence examples for historically vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It's an argument that Democrats, historically vulnerable on taxes and already fending off charges of expanding government, would probably have lost.

Upset potential: With Fulham likely to rotate their squad, and historically vulnerable to defeat at this stage, Wright-Phillips could be making more of the right headlines today.

Underlying the case, Village of Willowbrook v. Olech, No. 98-1288, was a debate over the extent to which the 14th Amendment protects people as individuals, as a "class of one," rather than as members of a historically vulnerable group to which the court has given special protection.

The military, however, has not given many specifics about its plans for military prisoners at Guantanamo,, the U.S.'s controversial base and prison, even though the base's facilities have been historically vulnerable to extreme weather.

This will empower a historically vulnerable group of our society to advocate for their own health and rights in a context of increased competition for resources and political attention.

Nutrition and food science has historically been vulnerable to the same treatment in the media.

Don Smurthwaite, a spokesman for the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise, Idaho, said that throughout the West's "urban-wildland interface," fire officials now saw 10 times as many homes as there were 25 years ago in "areas that historically are vulnerable to fire".

Owing to this high level of dependence, Japanese citizens as well as the economy have historically been vulnerable.

Many of the specific Rs advanced historically were vulnerable to substantive critiques, often increasingly so as time went on.

A spokeswoman for West Dunbartonshire Council said: "The council has historically supported vulnerable women in West Dunbartonshire as part of its homelessness responsibilities, and under the new funding arrangements we remain committed to supporting vulnerable women.

Basic trainees in the US military have historically been vulnerable to respiratory infections.