Sentence examples for of very vulnerable from inspiring English sources

John Healey, the shadow housing minister, said: "George Osborne has put homes for thousands of very vulnerable people at risk by this crude cut in housing benefit.

"In many cases, as we already know too well, the right to travel is meaningless to the wide variety of very vulnerable women unable to access it.

Less money, fewer services and workers, and increased demand to protect and assist a growing number of very vulnerable children means more catastrophes lie ahead.

We have a lot of very vulnerable people, a lot of mental health and drug problems and a listener can go and talk to someone and say 'I know what you are feeling', so they have a lot of credibility.

The hardest thing about working at a charity for asylum seekers is seeing the increase in numbers of very vulnerable people who are destitute and starving, with no rights to work or claim benefits and nowhere to live, leaving them dependent on charities like ours or vulnerable to being exploited by strangers.

"But this is a complex issue and there is no simple explanation, with the prison population containing a high proportion of very vulnerable individuals," he said.

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

This phenomenon was being ignored by an analytical approach emphasizing the production and availability assessments of basic food grains while neglecting aspects connected to price increase, even though this restricted access to commodities for an important layer of a very vulnerable population devoid of any resources, for whom agriculture was the only income in a chronic indebtedness situation.

The physician found that 54% were unable to understand the idea of getting a custodian, but out of those very vulnerable elderly, 20% had signed consent and 57% were considered able to be heard in court.

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.

Britain can show leadership in the protection of these very vulnerable children and uphold its tradition of providing refuge to the most vulnerable by offering to relocate those children when this is in their best interests".