Sentence examples for risk vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The complicity of all artists makes them fearful of risk, vulnerable to propaganda, and the prisoners of conventional wisdom.

Dr Clare Gerada said healthy individuals buying the flu jab from pharmacies had contributed to shortages in the NHS and left those at greatest risk vulnerable to infection.

"Children have been taken to dangerous places and are at great risk; vulnerable people have been brainwashed into travelling" she said.

Moreover, using the AHA classification of lesions, we compared specifically the relative frequency of Treg in early, stable, and high risk (vulnerable and thrombosed) plaques.

For example, in some countries with well supported services effectively serving high risk vulnerable groups of elderly living alone, there may be no observable risk of excess mortality.

The distribution of and factors associated with intestinal parasitic infections are poorly defined in high risk vulnerable populations such as urban slums in tropical sub-Saharan Africa.

Julie is designated a "high-risk vulnerable" victim of domestic violence.

I had been called a "child of the devil"  who was at-risk, vulnerable, stigmatised and lacking...  but we are challenging that prejudiced view with some success".

The charity said it had struggled financially because philanthropic and public donations had shrunk at a time when it had to meet the practical and emotional needs of an increasing number of high-risk vulnerable children who are not being supported by the statutory system.

"We really want to highlight the awareness factor here that unmarried people perhaps could be considered a high-risk, vulnerable population," said Martinez, who added that clinicians and healthcare providers should make efforts to ask questions of unmarried patients about their social support and consider referring them to support services.

The charity said the problems it faces were the direct result of reduced philanthropic and public donations when it was still battling "to meet the practical and emotional needs of an increasing number of high-risk vulnerable children, young people and families, who are not being supported by the statutory system".