Sentence examples for vulnerable in the same from inspiring English sources
Her lyrics can be vicious and vulnerable in the same song, and she does not shy away from hard subjects, like her troubled childhood and her bisexuality.
"For this is the day you know too little," Dr. Ofri read, "against the day when you will know too much/ For you will be invincible/ and vulnerable in the same breath/ which is the breath of your patients".
Nowadays, electrical power grids have replaced telegraph cables, but they're vulnerable in the same way.
Singer Kele Okereke can sound angry and vulnerable in the same song, a moodiness that suits Silent Alarm's urgent, varied sound.
The pair focused most of their attention on gay dating app Grindr but said other dating apps were vulnerable in the same way.
"If their closest competitor gets compromised they can read up on the attack and use a pen test to see if they are vulnerable in the same way," he said.
De Caunes, who was in her early thirties at the time, was already an established actress, but she wondered what would happen to younger and more vulnerable women in the same situation.
The committee notes that "the then home secretary, Rt Hon Theresa May MP, recently criticised the use of restorative justice by police in cases of domestic violence, saying that it does not follow 'common sense' to 'sit vulnerable victims' in the same room as the perpetrator".
The new plans will see the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) given new powers to ensure anyone with a conviction or civil order for terrorist or extremist activity is automatically banned from working with children and vulnerable people, in the same way as those convicted of sexual offences are banned from working with children.
The reintegration programme follows the Paris Principles that stipulate a one-plus-one approach, whereby support for each released and reunified child will also be provided to one vulnerable child in the same community.
Our union is deeply vulnerable today, not in the same way that America's was a century and a half ago, and not, thank goodness, on the battlefield as theirs was.
