Sentence examples for hit vulnerable from inspiring English sources
What we need are smarter, more equitable policing and treatment expansion, not an explosion of drug use that will hit vulnerable communities the hardest.
In a new report, "Growing up in the UK", the associaiton says that changes to the tax and benefits system will hit vulnerable households hardest, worsen child poverty and widen social inequalities.
Analysts call the new currency regime a positive first step toward allowing the pound to float freely, but many in the banking community have criticized the timing of the new measures, saying they should have been adopted at least a year ago and that the late reaction will hit vulnerable people the hardest.
Unison said the news was "devastating" and would hit vulnerable people who depend on council services.
6. Deep cuts in SNAP benefits hit vulnerable families hard right before the holidays.
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They're hitting vulnerable people hardest and preventing them from finding work.
Tough benefit sanctions are disproportionately hitting vulnerable young and homeless people.
Pearce said: "The government faces the same charge which stirred such a strong opposition to the tax credit changes: that they are hitting vulnerable people, but in different areas of the welfare budget.
"Democrats are increasingly anxious about an onslaught of television ads hitting vulnerable Senate and House candidates for their support of the new health law, since many lack the resources to fight back in the early stages of the midterm campaign.
Officials at the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the World Food Program expressed deep concern in recent interviews that the shortage of food assistance is hitting vulnerable Afghan communities at the most crucial time -- when they are trying to establish themselves ahead of the winter.
