Sentence examples for more vulnerable members from inspiring English sources

"They're the more vulnerable members of our society.

The more people are exposed, the greater the risk to more vulnerable members of the community.

"You have to look at the impact on poorer, more vulnerable members of society," his spokeswoman said.

Nobody seriously expects it to fall apart indeed, the euro has protected its more vulnerable members from what might otherwise have been serious currency crises.

"It's an expensive year, but in particular this race is expensive because Rush Holt is one of the more vulnerable members".

That was before new generations of priests and prelates began asserting their independence from the British establishment by reminding politicians of all parties of their duty to the more vulnerable members of society.

Pentagon officials have long expressed fears that terrorists in Iraq would make targets of smaller, more vulnerable coalition members to drive them out, one by one.

While all of this is more openly discussed now than a decade ago, thanks partly to individual MPs bravely speaking up about their experience of mental illness, the Commons could do more to support vulnerable members – particularly when they lose their seats.

That demographic weakness may have left Facebook more vulnerable as some members have scaled back their activity due to privacy concerns.

As a result, violent patients — some of whom are mentally ill — are mixed in with more vulnerable patients and staff members.

Second, those who argue that a withdrawal of nuclear weapons from Europe would make NATO members more vulnerable miss an important point.