Sentence examples for vulnerable existence from inspiring English sources
The demand comes from millions of people for whom the hope of a new life in the developed world is dearer than their current impoverished and vulnerable existence.
Now after four years of a rootless, vulnerable existence, he longs to return home.
Provide financial incentives to people willing to live an isolated existence, vulnerable and frightened.
In many ways, it has done well to diversify, but it is a precarious existence, vulnerable to the changing fortunes of global fashion and finance.
But it also made us vulnerable to inferring the existence of invisible agents – whether they took the form of a benevolent god watching over us, an unappeased ancestor punishing us with a drought or a monster lurking in the shadows.
The convergence of these conditions: the high rate of tuberculosis prevalence, a vulnerable population and the existence of undiagnosed and untreated drug resistant tuberculosis create the potential for dramatically increasing epidemics.
Eight identified the existence of vulnerable groups, such as men who have sex with men, in their catchment area, which has been associated with increased transmission of HIV and STIs [ 22].
Unlike most previous research, in our study we matched cases and controls closely on gestational age at exposure to address the influence of exposure timing the existence of vulnerable windows late in pregnancy.
About one half of the reviewed papers (n = 12) defined vulnerability by reference to the segments of the population considered as being vulnerable, without explicitly taking into consideration the co-existence of different risk factors [ 25- 36].
Last year The Independent revealed that as many as 200 schoolchildren, some as young as 13, had been identified as being "vulnerable" to extremism in the first 18 months of Channel's existence.
