Sentence examples for vulnerable adolescent from inspiring English sources

Why throw these two characters — the disgruntled "borderline" and the vulnerable adolescent — together?

Just as suddenly as it had erupted, the storm subsided, and the belligerent Gates became a vulnerable adolescent.

A prolific paedophile who groomed vulnerable adolescent boys across the country with an accomplice before recording their sexual abuse is HIV positive, it has been revealed.

They didn't want to be puzzle pieces, and their applications were fine-tuned attempts to make their dreams a reality as well as to salvage their vulnerable adolescent self-esteem.

Mr. Cuesta has called the expressway of the title "a metaphor for danger and deceit, a living, breathing, malevolent force that can swallow up a vulnerable adolescent boy at any moment".

"They might not put a small, vulnerable adolescent in a cell with a sex offender, but other than that, they do not segregate the youth, and they have no separate programs for them.

Another possible mechanism is that exposure to suicide may induce or exacerbate depression in vulnerable adolescents, a vulnerability that may manifest as a suicidal behaviour through the mechanism of complicated bereavement rather than through contagion and imitation [ 14].

"Lanner repeatedly targeted students who were having emotional and family problems and engaged in intense and abusive emotional manipulations of these vulnerable adolescents," the commissioners wrote.

In other words, vulnerable adolescents need to be treated like toddlers in order for them to be able to recoup that developmental delay".

The growing interest in community-based research on non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) reflects the high prevalence rates found among vulnerable adolescents and young adults.

Right now, he's looking a generation of vulnerable adolescents in the eyes and telling them that their mistakes ought to be a life sentence.