Sentence examples for vulnerable courses from inspiring English sources

The most vulnerable courses are the expensive ones.

At Lancaster, says Whitton, subject awards of £1,000 for students on potentially vulnerable courses have helped to stem the decline in applications.

By the most vulnerable, of course.

So when polio came to town, everyone was vulnerable.Of course not everyone succumbed.

That makes the text vulnerable, of course; it is a European text of its time.

Mr. Dhanarajan said Asia was a "qualifications-mad continent," making students vulnerable to bogus courses.

In showing himself to be vulnerable off the course, he has become vulnerable on the course.

The least vulnerable are, of course, the economically included.

Finance sites are, of course, vulnerable to these threats, and not all will survive.

"Allotments are of course vulnerable with the pressure on urban space increasing," Appleyard said.

Writers are, of course, vulnerable to being sneered at, because their words are everything, and if those words are disliked, it can seem like a judgment on their essence.