Sentence examples for immensely vulnerable from inspiring English sources
As a result, an estimated 5.5 million Syrians in Damascus and rural Damascus, which include immensely vulnerable children and their families, are living without access to running water -- marking the end of a devastating year and a bleak start to 2017.
A spokesman said: "As doctors' representatives, the BMA should be putting patients first, not playing politics in a way that will be immensely damaging for vulnerable patients.
But a spokeswoman provided a previously distributed statement which read: "As doctors' representatives, the BMA should be putting patients first not playing politics in a way that will be immensely damaging for vulnerable patients... cooperation not confrontation is the way forward to make sure patients get the best treatment and the NHS is there for people whenever they need it".
"There's still a large number of vulnerable people who in fact have been immensely damaged by these arrangements and who equally will need a solution at some point," UNHCR's external relations officer, Catherine Stubberfield, told the ABC.
His body is tightly belted in to an immensely strong survival cell, and his head is protected by a helmet but the neck remains vulnerable.
It's immensely frustrating".
This upsets me immensely.
It's immensely satisfying.
(He was immensely learned).
