Sentence examples for mixture of vulnerable from inspiring English sources

(EOC Employee) …"we started in what we referred to as the rural areas, where you had the rural poor – you had a mixture of vulnerable groups, but clearly those were the ones who were impacted the most.

It has also pointed up a mismatch between the thousands of ships, tanks and fighter aircraft that America now deploys and the sort of enemy it may face which may be increasingly primitive, increasingly sophisticated, or a bizarre mixture of both.The vulnerable giantTake the problem of access to the battlefield.

The herpetofauna of the tropical dry forest on the Pacific Coast of Mexico is composed of a mixture of species resilient and/or vulnerable to the synergetic impact of human and natural disturbances.

"He's got a mixture of being incredibly young and vulnerable, and wisdom beyond his years".

His performance was described in the Daily Telegraph as "a powerful mixture of barely suppressed danger and vulnerable, boyish charm".

The pinnacle of success for Russian dancers, it left them vulnerable to a "mixture of impotence and cynicism" that destroyed one brilliant career after another.

The presence of ethanol in the fermentation broth also makes the mixture less vulnerable to invasion by unwanted microorganisms (Sasikumar and Viruthagiri2010).

Fig. 1 Relative abundance of vulnerable taxa.

Like many teenage boys, David is a volatile mixture of child and man, at once cocky and vulnerable, foolish and aggressive.

Pakistan, with 170m people and nuclear weapons, is vulnerable to the Taliban's potent mixture of ethnic-Pushtun nationalism and extremist Islam (see article).

But rangers and wardens also inhabit a mixture of roles that they say can sometimes make them more vulnerable.