Sentence examples for more vulnerable with from inspiring English sources

Some sell animals or go into debt, becoming poorer and more vulnerable with each passing season.

With New York becoming more Democratic, Senate Republicans are likely to be more vulnerable with each election.

Brooklyn was supposed to be more vulnerable with all of our power lines on poles, intermingling with trees.

"Familiarity Breeds Contempt: The Honeymoon Effect and the Role of Legacy Code in Zero-Day Vulnerabilities", by Clark, Fry, Blaze and Smith makes clear that ignoring these devices is foolhardy; unmaintained systems become more vulnerable, with time.

So, I wrote this article a couple of years ago when Trump was first inaugurated, and it really, I don't think it took a genius to foresee that vulnerable people would be even more vulnerable with the incoming Trump administration.

Women continued to be much more vulnerable with regard to sustainable livelihoods, and four years after the MDG target date for reaching gender parity in primary- and secondary-school education, girls lagged behind.

High starting doses of medication and a rapid titration schedule in more vulnerable patients with past psychiatric history and with more severe epilepsy with high seizure frequency were associated with greater risk.

It is recognised that those less able to be recruited to this study might be the more vulnerable patients with a greater need for assistance with managing their medicines.

These effects have not been reported in clinical studies of SFK inhibitors for cancer, but this will need to be monitored closely in a more vulnerable population with little cognitive reserve, such as patients with AD.

Information about crisis events has also clinical utility in usual care settings, where it may help identify more vulnerable patients with more complex illness trajectories who require specialized interventions and better coordination with other social agencies, including the criminal justice system.

I see the real Jonathan as less extrovert, more vulnerable and with a quiet charisma of his own.