Sentence examples for vulnerable crowd from inspiring English sources

It's an anxious, vulnerable crowd — they're looking for solutions".

But he said the bomber drove into a vulnerable crowd of hundreds.

Abu Nawas Park, previously deserted for fear of suicide bombers seeking vulnerable crowds, has now become a place for assignations between young people so inclined.

Scrutinizing passengers and bags more carefully before they are allowed near an airplane has resulted in a new security problem, creating vulnerable crowds outside the secure area, experts said today.

A8 Scrutinizing passengers and bags more carefully before they are allowed near an airplane has resulted in a new security problem, experts said, the creation of vulnerable crowds outside the secure area.

Returning to the monogamous mating system, but now assuming that males are more vulnerable to crowding, the dynamics become highly unstable at higher fecundities and no longer follow the period-doubling route to chaos (Fig. 1C).

I am not sure I can think of another match at the U.S. Open when Federer looked vulnerable and the crowd was not aggressively on his side.

Given that Peter is a common name, most likely a few vulnerable souls in the crowd will yell "yes, yes" in rapt amazement.

So mitigation measures should not discourage people from crowding into vulnerable cities but rather establish incentives for cities and their inhabitants to protect themselves better.Many cities have tough building codes but fail to enforce them.

She found it very difficult to be in crowds—"I felt very physically vulnerable, even in a crowded room"—and found herself unable to go to the doctor.

"I would ask you, is it morally right to do nothing, and not provide services to the state's most vulnerable citizens?" she asked the crowd.