Sentence examples for vulnerable ageing from inspiring English sources

He played gangsters and villains before emerging from the shadows of Cagney and Robinson as Roy Mad Dog Earlele, a vulnerable, ageing mobster in High Sierra (1941).

Children of vulnerable ages are involved.

This is a vulnerable age group.

"It's a very vulnerable age," Dr. Christ said.

The most vulnerable age group was 16 to 25.

"A huge number are men and, of those men, the vulnerable age group is 20-50".

It sounds like you two have been thrown together by circumstance at an extremely vulnerable age.

But it is a dangerous and vulnerable age to be in the formal work force.

This is the vulnerable age when individuals start to assert their identity and move away from home and individuate.

The Senator, after all, had divorced his first wife when their children were at the vulnerable ages of twelve and thirteen.

The most affected are also the most vulnerable: aging retirees like Mrs. Oesterheld, and the young grandchildren of those killed.