Sentence examples for more vulnerable of from inspiring English sources

There's been a perception it is among the more vulnerable of the UK supermarkets.

11.00pm GMT 53rd over: New Zealand 125-2 (Williamson 36, Taylor 23) Panesar gets another look at Taylor, who is looking the more vulnerable of the pair.

But Denman has for years seemed the more vulnerable of the pair and his career has now been brought to an end by the discovery of a small tear in a tendon in his left foreleg.

The 6ft 6in Wladimir may be the more vulnerable of boxing's twin towers, but he has a more lethal punch than big brother Vitali (the WBC champion), a left hook that explodes like a wrecking ball on any exposed whiskers.

They see the Tories as the more vulnerable of the two main parties and are focusing their energies disproportionately on Conservative seats in which the Lib Dems came a close second in 2001.

The two card networks defend both dual governance and the rules on exclusivity, but MasterCard fears the loss of dual governance more than Visa because it is the smaller, more vulnerable, of the two and could lose business if it lost representation on Visa's board.

Individuals that have experienced previous episodes of psychopathology may be more vulnerable to development of successive episodes.

Targeted sampling can capture the characteristics of more vulnerable sectors of a population, but may bias the picture of population level disease risk.

Scaled consultations and involvement of the traditional leadership limited the ability of power structures to control the process and/or subvert the interests of more vulnerable members of a community.

It also promoted a major line of new programs that enabled the needs and individual features of children and families of the more vulnerable sections of the population to be served.

The further impoverishment of the more vulnerable sectors of our society affects us all.