Sentence examples for vulnerable classes from inspiring English sources

The updated distribution of vulnerability shows an increase in the lower vulnerability classes (C and D), and a slight decrease in the most vulnerable classes (A and B).

According to two of the judges who voted in favour of CIPPEC: "It is not hiding the lists that dignifies the vulnerable classes.

A notable aspect of the populist upsurge is the failure of elite competition, and especially the center-Left, the traditional representatives of vulnerable classes and sectors.

…[Personalization] leaves room for subtle and not-so-subtle forms of discrimination in pricing, services, and opportunities….[A]lgorithmic decisions raise the specter of 'redlining' in the digital economy the potential to discriminate against the most vulnerable classes of our society under the guise of neutral algorithms.

High to very high vulnerable classes are mostly located along the middle part of the study area (Fig. 4b).

Some groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union, have voiced concerns that such laws could dilute the original intent of hate crime measures to protect vulnerable classes of citizens.

His staff members perform intimate labors of compassion, yet, as low-wage workers, they, too, are a vulnerable class.

This is the city's new vulnerable class: vulnerable to sickness, to violence, to poverty, to the mercy of the Parisians they live among, no longer invisible but all too easily ignored.

"Ship recognises that equity release deals with a potentially vulnerable class of consumer and would always advise clients to look at all viable options before taking out an equity release scheme," he added.

Companies in this vulnerable class RSL, Thus and Global TeleSystems.

In these countries, the vulnerable class is the back end of the socioeconomic transition; while in the poorest countries, the vulnerable class leads the way.