Sentence examples for vulnerable faced from inspiring English sources

The safety net protecting seniors and the state's most vulnerable faced historic funding cuts.

Divorces could leave them stigmatized and vulnerable, facing considerable difficulty in finding employment or a new spouse.

Girls are particularly vulnerable, facing physical and sexual abuse and are exposed to many risks such as trauma, pregnancy and contracting sexually transmitted infections.

"I have seen the strongest people, including politicians and senior doctors, be the most vulnerable when facing dying – vulnerable to coercive influence and vulnerable to their fears," she said.

The poorest pensioners – society's most vulnerable – face sub-standard care.

With her toppling walk and long, vulnerable face she could have been my brother Tony in a white wig.

She looked at me with a vulnerable face, as though she had done something wrong, fallen short.

Panel discussions are devoted to subjects including the plight of low-wage workers and the difficulties the poor and the vulnerable face gaining access to health care.

Welles, of course, is Falstaff – his great, fleshy but touchingly vulnerable face often looms in closeup; John Gielgud is Henry IV Keith Baxterr is Hal and Margaret Rutherfordd is Mistress Quickly.

As the philosopher Alain de Botton has said, a vulnerable face, whether in sleep or in the intimacy of the encounter, "invites a gentle regard that in itself is almost love".

This means clear support from the United States in Paris for solutions like the Green Climate Fund that help the most vulnerable face this crisis and assist countries in moving to a cleaner and safer future.