Sentence examples for needlessly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Keeping Russian warheads intact leaves them needlessly vulnerable to diversion.

America's economy is needlessly vulnerable, thanks to its addiction to oil (and light taxation of it).

Add to this the official neglect of government stockpiles, and you get a world that is needlessly vulnerable to the next oil shock.Mr Bush has now begun to rebuild America's Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

That has left millions of women -- and many men -- needlessly vulnerable.

Sowing such doubts could lead to a drop in vaccination rates, needlessly exposing vulnerable groups like children to preventable diseases.

By effectively conceding rhetorical and policy ground to the "fearmongering" Tories, the Liberals run a few risks: a) legitimizing all future CPC attacks on migrants as a security threat; b) creating border policies that needlessly hammer vulnerable asylum seekers; c) losing this battle anyway because they have chosen to fight it entirely on Conservative home turf.

A.D.A. members are committed to solving access disparities without needlessly shortchanging the most vulnerable Americans.

"Like the airdrops by the US in 2014 to the Yazidis in Iraq, and the leadership shown by the last Conservative Government to save lives with similar action in Northern Iraq, there are immediate steps we can take to stop more vulnerable people dying needlessly of hunger.

The report said on at least two occasions, inspectors discovered elderly and vulnerable detainees were "needlessly handcuffed in an excessive and unacceptable manner".

That's why we urgently need your support, to help reach those 130 million women and their babies that are still vulnerable to this needlessly fatal disease".

It needlessly, cruelly and systematically injures the most vulnerable.