Sentence examples for most vulnerable said from inspiring English sources

"We talk about housing groups because they're often the most vulnerable," said Cyndi Anafo, 41, from the group Reclaim Brixton.

"Antibiotics are an essential part of modern medicine, keeping people safe from infection when they are at their most vulnerable," said Prof Paul Cosford, medical director of PHE.

At its worst, it would cause serious harm to the most vulnerable," said Ellen Sigal, the chair of Friends of Cancer Research.

The best athletes are most vulnerable, said Dr. Paul Thompson, a cardiologist and marathon runner who is an exercise researcher at Hartford Hospital in Connecticut.

"Let's have a Labour alternative and a balanced plan for the economy that doesn't reduce the deficit just by punishing the poorest and most vulnerable," said Burnham.

"No child should be kept in a 320-bed warehouse, but particularly not the most vulnerable," said Penelope Gibbs, who chairs the Standing Committee for Youth Justice.

No amount of early warning will work without action to protect the most vulnerable, says Roger Pulwarty, a drought specialist at NOAA.

There's a strong feeling on Mumsnet that how we look after our most vulnerable says a lot about our society and you don't get much more vulnerable than children with special needs.

"We will have government officials and policy makers there and private companies there but no one speaking for the users, especially the most vulnerable," says Peter Micek, policy counsel at digital human rights campaign group Access.

How we treat those most vulnerable says a lot about who we are".

E-tailers, online brokers and content companies are the most vulnerable, says John Faig, an Internet analyst at American Express.