Sentence examples for more vulnerable especially from inspiring English sources

Small people are just much more vulnerable, especially to asphyxiation.

This book is solidly invested in the material culture of its period, which has the effect of making the human flesh seem all the more vulnerable, especially when hair itself is shorn and reused by the Reich.

His first job will be to organise a woeful Fulham defence that has conceded 19 goals this season, the fourth worst in the division, and has looked steadily more vulnerable, especially with Fernando Amorebieta at the heart of it.

With reports of increased co-operation (and sharing of ransoms) with the Islamist insurgent group al-Shabab, they are now hiding out on the small islands just off the coast all the way down to the Kenya-Somalia border, leaving the Kenyan beaches far more vulnerable especially as the monsoon season is ending.

Females are socio-economically more vulnerable, especially in poor communities and are more likely to be coerced into sexual debut and early marriage than males [ 12, 13].

The sense of responsibility that accompanies parents' decision making about trials may paradoxically render them more vulnerable, especially to the anticipation of regret [ 9].

But when combined, the stats show it is currently bankrupt in how it treats those who are more vulnerable - especially the poor, the young and the sick".

None of this is meant to excuse activist shareholders' seemingly short-term financial engineering efforts, like buybacks, dividends, spinoffs and sales, which can quickly send shares spiking while potentially leaving the company more vulnerable later, especially when a company uses borrowed money to buy its own shares.

This means that the association between social position and wealth may be diminished in this sample, because one mechanism underpinning the association may be the increased likelihood of unemployment that people in disadvantaged social classes are more vulnerable to, especially at older ages (Bartley & Plewis, 2002).

But many other households seem even more economically vulnerable, especially households headed by a single adult or by a young adult.

It reminds us that some groups are more vulnerable than others, especially in inward-looking cultures.