Sentence examples for stands vulnerable from inspiring English sources

As it stands, vulnerable countries are being pushed into ever-higher debt levels.

Banks have written down more than $100 billion worth of their holdings of complex derivatives tied to the troubled mortgage sector, and now they stand vulnerable to billions more in write-downs as counter-parties to the ailing bond insurance industry.

Over 700 years ago, Japan stood vulnerable to invasion by China, then ruled from Mongolia.

The new disciplinary rules may help ensure that there will not be another euro crisis, but they may not be sufficient to fix the current crisis — to assuage market unease that Europe and the European Central Bank are not doing enough now to stand behind vulnerable nations.

We also stand with vulnerable people in demanding action from the major polluters of the future.

The younger participants argued that what evangelicals need isn't a kinder, gentler faith but a bolder one that speaks out against injustice and stands with the vulnerable.

At a crisis point for legal aid, it's time for Mr Hughes to show he stands up for vulnerable people's access to justice and will enable their lawyers to provide them with a robust defence.

"As it stands, we are left vulnerable in too many ways.

Overall, what stands out is how vulnerable you can feel - rather than being a machine gun-wielding superman, you play a primitive human at the mercy of his surroundings.

Being an entirely endemic and rare land mammal, Bubalus mindorensis stands as an extremely vulnerable species.

As it stands, minors are still vulnerable to many of the negative consequences linked to child marriage.