Sentence examples for massively vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Conservative sources said Labour was "massively vulnerable" on the issue and are keen to evoke memories of the party's troubled relations with the unions in the 1970s.
Second despite Mr Cameron's efforts to present himself as a defender of the NHS the Conservative Party as a whole remains "massively vulnerable" to suggestions that they are planning to privatise the health service.
Usually, in humanitarian intervention, armed aid from the international community is essential for an effective resistance against the aggression, since domestic populations are at a huge disadvantage, and are massively vulnerable, to the violence of their own state.
The poor, the disabled and the vulnerable will be massively and disproportionately affected by the job losses, welfare cuts and cuts to public services for the simple reason that they have far fewer choices.
The measures she is pushing would massively expand the number of Britons vulnerable to being stripped of their citizenship to an estimated three or four million people.
I've worked with schools and their TAs to establish systems that have massively impacted attendance of the most vulnerable, attainment of all inclusion groups and a significant reduction in fixed-term exclusions.
The biblical image of David and Goliath comes to mind, except that the roles have been reversed: a tiny and vulnerable Palestinian David faces a massively armed and overbearing Israeli Goliath.
The generous support from donors has enabled UNICEF to massively scale up its emergency assistance to the most vulnerable children and families.
"These vulnerable people don't realise they're paying for something to be stored that is massively damaged".
