Sentence examples for more vulnerable one from inspiring English sources

Fred, besotted and narcissistic, imagines himself the more vulnerable one.

Always, always, use different passwords for important accounts; and don't chain together your email accounts (so that a password reset in one is sent to another more vulnerable one).

Similarly, although Dr. Kolko has two chapters on poverty that confirm Mr. Harrington's argument, his main point is a different and more vulnerable one: "The basic distribution of income and wealth in the United States is essentially the same now as it was in 1939, or even 1910".

Another important factor contributing towards the safety enjoyed by Dutch cyclists, is the country's strict liability laws – in a collision between a faster, larger vehicle and a slower, more vulnerable one, the former is found liable by default, unless its driver can prove otherwise.

The formula is different from the one they used to win four of the last six World Series, and the question as they play out the last two weeks of the season is this: Have they built a better team for postseason competition, or a more vulnerable one?

The blacker one is perceived to be the more vulnerable one is to the attribution of negative racial stereotypes.

Craig Pinkney, a youth worker in Handsworth, a deprived part of Birmingham, points out that the folk who visit youth centres are well-behaved; the trick is to reach the more vulnerable ones, before they get into crime.

The more vulnerable ones can (and should) be helped.Among the giants, China is in a league of its own, with a $2 trillion arsenal of reserves, a current-account surplus, little connection to foreign banks and a budget surplus that offers lots of room to boost spending.

Those tougher coral species could replace more vulnerable ones "rather than a wholesale loss" of coral.

In a word, they were already far more vulnerable on day one of the epidemic than any western country would be.

And we witness another side of Jesus, a more vulnerable side, one that does not appear as often in the Gospel of John.