Sentence examples for previously vulnerable from inspiring English sources

She has done it less than a year after left ankle surgery caused her to miss the second half of the 2007 season, a break that allowed her to improve her previously vulnerable serve.

What the E10S team is essentially doing is adding gatehouses to a previously vulnerable home.

The price rises will hit urban populations not previously thought vulnerable to a lack of food.

Yet I'm inclined to think MTS has made a real difference to some of its previously isolated and vulnerable subjects.

Police across the UK have been asked to investigate more than 50 allegations of electoral fraud related to Thursday's elections in areas previously identified as vulnerable to vote-rigging, new figures show.

An angry partner may not realize the depth of pain their words create unless both partners have previously shared those vulnerable places.

In two years of post-conflict Colombia, a large power vacuum has formed in vast rural areas where the guerrillas relinquished control, leaving previously inaccessible areas vulnerable to destruction.

ROIs included the left-side frontal white matter, frontal gray matter, and left-side basal ganglia, each previously identified as vulnerable (7, 14).

But the koala is now listed as vulnerable when previously it wasn't considered in danger at all, due to habitat loss, forest fires, drought and disease.

What's more, the study said, about 80percentt of both animals are found outside protected areas, which means they could be more vulnerable than previously assumed.

But these are not new societal costs; they are simply costs that those manufacturers had previously offloaded on innocent, vulnerable children.