Sentence examples for particularly vulnerable groups from inspiring English sources

This rather novel approach sheds light on the situation of particularly vulnerable groups of people.

But Amnesty International's new report raises serious doubts about the current safety of particularly vulnerable groups of asylum seekers.

The report urges communities to think about ways to continue services like transportation and meal service to particularly vulnerable groups like the elderly and those who live alone.

We will also try to put the emphasis on particularly vulnerable groups in society – as to their land rights and the social pressure they experience due to HIV/AIDS- which are the women and the young people.

Mr. de Jager argued that it was "good for all Dutch people," particularly "vulnerable groups" in society, to keep investor confidence in the Netherlands high, "as they create jobs in our country".

Dr Sotiris Vardoulakis, head of the air pollution and climate change group at Public Health England's Centre for Radiation, Chemical and Environmental Hazards, said: "While most people will not be affected by short-term peaks in air pollution, some individuals, particularly vulnerable groups such as those with existing heart or lung conditions, may experience increased symptoms".

They're a particularly vulnerable group.

Free shelters, unless one belongs to a particularly vulnerable group, are actually extremely rare.

People with AIDS and other diseases that damage the immune system are one particularly vulnerable group.

This is a particularly vulnerable group going forward, as naturalisation is a discretionary process.

As a result, the earnings of this particularly vulnerable group dropped by between $800 and $1,500 each year.