Sentence examples for vulnerable humans from inspiring English sources

Not only are these measures sociopathic, treating vulnerable humans as vermin to be shooed, they are also fatuous.

Studies of human physiological adaptations to high-altitude, arid, frigid, and other environments, of nutrition, and of epidemiology have revealed just how versatile and vulnerable humans are.

Onesies were invented to clothe very small, very young, and very vulnerable humans who do nothing all day but lie in bed, eat, defecate, and swing wildly between intense happiness and heart-wrenching sadness.

In "Breach of Trust," with prose that is occasionally clunky but always unsparing, Bacevich dismantles the warrior myth we civilians and politicians so enjoy worshiping from afar, and replaces that idol with flesh and blood, vulnerable humans, who deserve better than the profligate, wasteful way in which we treat them.

An EPA official, who has not received permission to speak about the results, agrees that the concentrations of triclocarban "intuitively look high" but says the agency can't yet say whether they or any other of the detected chemicals pose a risk to vulnerable humans or wildlife.

Climate change is real, it is happening and it is affecting the poorest, most vulnerable humans most of all.

This is because although Houellebecq may claim to hate humanity, he is, in reality, a damaged and vulnerable human being who only wants to be loved.

They are extremely vulnerable human beings.

"This really is discrimination against the most vulnerable human being".

The stories were about presenting the real, vulnerable human".

They looked vulnerable, human, less professional and more Olympic.