Sentence examples for vulnerable on a from inspiring English sources

Sussex Police was criticised for releasing a poster earlier this week which showed two young women taking a selfie on a night out, with a caption reading: "Which one of your mates is most vulnerable on a night out?" Charities complained that advice below the photo reading: "Many sexual assaults could be prevented.

As the gates open, sport may be vulnerable on a few fronts.

In fact, the Bush administration is vulnerable on a number of fronts.

But let's face it: no winning streak goes on forever, and even with Alan Greenspan working his magic, this expansion is vulnerable on a number of fronts.

We must also energize our efforts to put other developing nations – especially the poorest and most vulnerable – on a path to sustainable growth.

Mr. Aronwald said he believed Ms. Pirro was vulnerable on a number of issues, including for what he considers an overemphasis on sex crimes at the expense of other prosecutions.

"The people who suffer most in a disaster are also the people who are more vulnerable on an everyday basis".

But before the Paris meeting the coalition of vulnerable countries took on a new slogan: "1.5 to stay alive".

The low-lying nation is one of the most vulnerable on Earth and a place where the effects of past economic choices are already exacting a heavy toll.

It was clear this was not a random event but another concerted effort to kill and maim innocent Americans, just because they had gathered in a vulnerable spot on a day when no one's mind was on terror.

Both were left increasingly vulnerable on Sunday after a video was posted online showing the seven men blindfolded with their hands behind their heads, saying they had been tortured and pleading with Mr. Morsi to release political prisoners.