Sentence examples for pushing vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Many witnesses blamed the slow, cumbersome and punitive welfare system for pushing vulnerable people into food poverty.

The archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has slammed the likes of Wonga for pushing vulnerable borrowers into a "crippling spiral of debt".

But the appetite for acquisition is pushing vulnerable communities off their land, with authorities often taking the side of investors over local people.

"I am really worried that by trying to make savings now we are pushing vulnerable people towards a crisis point, when any savings made now will be eaten up by the care and support they will need then".

Are we pushing vulnerable people, including children, out of shelters before they're equipped to survive on their own?

Meanwhile, unchecked policing pushes vulnerable students from classrooms to jail.

Civil rights groups say this will push vulnerable people into drug dealing and prostitution.

"We know quite a lot about how both lack of sleep and the combination of alcohol and drug-taking can push vulnerable individuals to suicidal behaviour," Wasserman says.

Plans to make the long-term unemployed do unpaid manual labour for their benefits could push vulnerable people into a "downward spiral of despair", the Archbishop of Canterbury warned yesterday.

Another Labour MP who supported a ban was Jack Dromey, a shadow Home Office minister, who said Trump could push vulnerable young people who believe in the victimhood promoted by Islamic State further into extremism.

Practices such as gatekeeping for homeless applicants, and the idea that it's now okay to push vulnerable households into the private rented sector, are having a damaging effect on the lives of the poorest.