Sentence examples for present vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Mr Mori, a pork-barrel politician, is unlikely to back full-scale bank reform in his present, vulnerable state.

As a profession, we should interject into dehumanising and discriminatory discourses that present vulnerable people as "swarms" and as a problem to be solved (or removed).

For life needs us to show up in our lives, to be present, vulnerable and real for ourselves and for others.

While venerable, they are at present also vulnerable.

The 27 year-old Londoner may present a vulnerable persona on record but in business terms she is anything but.

The limited numbers of experimental animals and, to some extent, donor animals would make the present study vulnerable to such variability.

These cognitions may then be re-activated by relatively small changes in mood, and may even be present in vulnerable samples before the onset of a first episode of depression.

In c9FTD/ALS, neuronal inclusions of c9RAN proteins are similarly present in vulnerable areas (e.g., neurons of neocortex and hippocampus), but there is a paucity of such inclusions in certain affected areas, such as the spinal cord [ 3, 25].

It has been seen in Down syndrome patients before the appearance of senile plaques [ 115, 221], and is said to be present in vulnerable regions before the development of full-blown pathology [ 113].

Women in labour, and those supporting them, can present as vulnerable and anxious, often seeking reassurance from midwives and other health professionals [ 1, 4], potentially motivating them to call emergency services.

One of the ballet's most enduring elements is the image it presents of vulnerable human bodies battling against the forces of nature, a struggle ferociously imagined in Stravinsky's score.