Sentence examples for keep vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Keeping children safe Though the South African government is taking great care to keep vulnerable children safe during the 2010 FIFA World Cup™, there is little experience in organising major international sporting events in settings where economic inequality and the numbers of poor and vulnerable children are so high.

Mr Cameron calls it "nonsense" that extremists help keep vulnerable Muslims away from violence.

He added: "Energy efficiency can reduce energy bills and keep vulnerable people out of hospital.

This is a reminder of how hard it is to keep vulnerable sites safe from aerial attack.

It is a sturdy, low-cost incubator, designed to keep vulnerable newborns warm during the first fragile days of life.

He says local authorities won't prioritise the essential support services that keep vulnerable people from becoming homeless.

But where they are working well, as part of the fabric of support that keeps vulnerable children and families afloat, they need supporting, not undermining.

This would make biblical patriarchy's emphasis on authority combined with the way in which girls are intentionally kept vulnerable, dependent and submissive, crucially important.

I try to keep myself vulnerable so I can be won over by the unfamiliar.

In Washington, legislative initiatives are frequently distorted in an effort to keep the vulnerable few in the political cross hairs.

The trick is to keep yourself vulnerable and true, and this can be tiring, after a while.