Sentence examples for vulnerable into from inspiring English sources

Fear of judgement can force the vulnerable into the shadows, where it's harder to spot them.

Andrew J. Zambelli, counselor to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, said the state had settled the case because "it just jibed with our kind of policy viewpoint — care for the vulnerable, into the community, using money appropriately".

We are witnessing the rebirth of alchemy as a serious endeavor, an undertaking in which we transform abuse into victimhood, billionaires into besieged outsiders, and the vulnerable into vectors of mass danger.

This is another example of a politician tugging at our selfishness, invoking the language of economic prudence, making us want to elbow the already traumatised and vulnerable into total destitution.

The IPPR's report claims the current programme, run centrally by the Department for Work and Pensions, is not sufficiently sensitive to local conditions and lacks the funding it needs to help the most vulnerable into work.

But Help Refugees is able to support thousands in Greece, providing emergency aid in camps, keeping people warm, supporting infant feeding programmes, helping them get legal advice, making sure they are well-fed and clothed, and moving the most vulnerable into safe accommodation while they wait to find out where they will end up.

And that matters, because placing a vulnerable child into a family transfers the vulnerability from the individual youngster to the family itself.

Sosa uses his legal wiles to lure a succession of vulnerable people into his web, persuading them that a painful "accident" should be converted into a profitable "incident".

Civil rights groups say this will push vulnerable people into drug dealing and prostitution.

Governments must ensure that these high prices do not tip more vulnerable people into hunger.

Unhindered by conscience, psychopaths can be good at turning vulnerable acquaintances into fervent allies.