Sentence examples for most vulnerable has from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the most vulnerable has now been eliminated.

Almost all the pain of benefit cuts for the most vulnerable has come to nought.

The money – traditionally to help the most vulnerable – has turned some of the temples into very wealthy institutions.

And the "exceptional funding scheme" – the government's "safety net" for the most vulnerable – has helped a mere eight children since it was created.

The systematic hacking of social security from this country's most vulnerable has been done with barely a whimper of remorse from the most powerful.

Ryan Sidebottom, whose left-arm swing bowling would offer another angle of attack in the style to which Australia is most vulnerable, has been added to the squad.

For example, in one study, communities placed in the same category of "most vulnerable" had similar scores, but their vulnerability was caused by very different factors (Cutter and others 2003).

Donor-supported social welfare systems for the most vulnerable have been institutionalised for a decade.

Businesses and clinics are being encouraged to suspend vaccination programs until the most vulnerable have been served.

Dugher was always one of those who appeared most vulnerable, having urged Jeremy Corbyn not to carry out a "revenge reshuffle".

"The trauma of two earthquakes means that those who were most vulnerable have passed from poverty into misery," he said.