Sentence examples for of a very vulnerable from inspiring English sources

"The smugglers routinely jeopardized the very safety and well-being of a very vulnerable human cargo".

Like much of the rest of the economy it's in the early stages of a very vulnerable positive turn, which might not prove to be sustainable.

Or take the case of a very vulnerable woman who was detained in Yarl's Wood detention centre and targeted by three guards who had sexual contact with her.

"A lot of our customers are of a very vulnerable demographic – 55 years old, women, working class, for want of a better word".

"This is a big opportunity to improve the health of a very vulnerable group with very high levels of nicotine addiction, to do something positive for them and to help alleviate the poverty that most people are in before they are sent to prison and often return to when they leave," he said.

[Update 2/4 9am: The BBC ran a story I hadn't seen in which a scientist reviewed other evidence of a very vulnerable rainforest on January 30].

It would destroy the basic entitlement to essential services for a very vulnerable group of low-income people whom the states have chosen to cover".

Such a sudden intake of iodine represents a very vulnerable breakpoint in case the I is available in place of normal iodine.

They take advantage of parents in a very vulnerable position, who don't know what to do with their kids, who are at the end of their rope".

In addition to fear, women felt it was embarrassing and uncomfortable for them to be in the presence of 'strangers' during a very vulnerable time.

The sample size was set to detect only a large effect of nitazoxanide as we believe that only large treatment effects are of real interest in a very vulnerable group of patients, such as this, in a resource-poor setting.