Sentence examples for vulnerable college from inspiring English sources

Or the story of a scattered, vulnerable college woman overcome.

What's lost is how Congress, in numerous ways, has been hurting the most vulnerable college students and dithering on the crisis of college affordability.

"Shannyn would come in and we would have to completely reinvent the moment," said Roger Avary, the director of her current movie, "The Rules of Attraction," in which she plays a vulnerable college student.

The story, told as delicately as the subject allows, begins as the smug Andrew Jason Gedrickk) sidles over to Connie (Marla Sokoloff), a vulnerable college student, in a club and offers her a swig from his glass of water.

"Credit Cards on Campus" (editorial, July 28) correctly identified the problem of credit card companies aggressively marketing their wares to vulnerable college students, most of whom have no experience with personal finance.

She thinks the program brainwashed a vulnerable college student into enlisting in the Army.

This is evident in the framing and public discourse around the Obama Administration's directive, which opponents primarily focus on the safety and concerns of young girls in the bathroom, to the exclusion of the places where young girls and women are actually the most vulnerable - college campuses, residences and relationships with people (usually cis-gendered men) that they know well.

With the state vulnerable to hurricanes, the college is also training more insurance adjusters to meet the needs of property and casualty insurers.

And lack of concern leads to lack of managing financial and personal data making college students vulnerable to identity theft.

As a female dealer, people assume I'm more vulnerable, but honestly, the college dudes I sell to really don't scare me.

That makes commercial career colleges particularly vulnerable because they often draw low-income students with spotty education histories and they often charge considerably more than public two-year colleges.