Sentence examples for vulnerable onto from inspiring English sources

Cyclists and pedestrians are vulnerable on the roads, and what we're saying is that we should look at who brings the greatest potential for harm in a collision and shift the burden of proof from the vulnerable onto the powerful.

Instead of forcing vulnerable people onto the streets, why not concentrate on helping young people find worthwhile, fulfilling jobs?

We're managing this policy with great care and with great compassion, and at the same time doing everything we can to ensure that we do not do anything or say anything which will be used by the people smugglers to get more vulnerable people onto those boats".

Ronald Reagan had a congenial and optimistic personality and, with an uplifting smile, began to systematically dismantle the welfare state and turn some of our most vulnerable citizens onto the streets.

The raid, which forced the city's most vulnerable population onto the streets, has caused much debate in Bogotá over how different administrations have approached the complex cycle of addiction and criminality.

Much of the technology used to make sure people are not carrying weapons onto aeroplanes is vulnerable to hacking, a security researcher has warned.

People who try to force their own beliefs onto others are vulnerable to being ignored.

The more we rely on the digital sphere as our window onto the world, the more vulnerable to its weaknesses we are.

She argues that unblushing males, or "normals," repudiate their own animal nature by projecting their disgust onto vulnerable groups and creating a "buffer zone".

'Pro-anorexia' websites are sickening; the result of a minority of people affected by eating disorders piling their obsession with food and weight loss onto vulnerable individuals.

One audit discovered porn-watching employees unintentionally downloading malicious software onto vulnerable missile sites.