Sentence examples for vulnerable compared from inspiring English sources

Most strikingly, 78% thought people of 75 or more were vulnerable, compared to just 30% who did so of those aged 65-74.

That this dangerous female is alone and vulnerable, compared to everyone else with their spouses and kids and pets and household staffs, seems not to be anything anyone is supposed to notice.

For example, households headed by person above 50 years of age are more likely to be vulnerable compared with the younger persons.

The results also indicated that the farmers in Sarpole-Zahab towereip were most vulnerable compared to those in the Kermanshah township as the least vulnerable.

When the exposure to S. venezuelae conditioned medium was extended to eight days, all neuronal classes exhibited some degeneration, but the DA neurons were still preferentially vulnerable compared to other neuronal classes (Fig. 2D) (P<0.05).

MMSE was more vulnerable compared with education level.

Reclining in our seats, we were tired and vulnerable, comparing passport stamps.

It reveals the relatively vulnerable level of the vulnerability compared to the others.

On the other hand, Balara (− 0.017) and Balla (− 0.019) are comparatively least vulnerable comparing to the previous sites.

At trial, Van der Graaf claimed he saw Fortuyn as a threat to the vulnerable, and compared Fortuyn's rise in popularity to the rise of Hitler.

In June, his schools budget looked vulnerable when compared to the already "protected" areas of health and international development but won a surprise reprieve.