Sentence examples for vulnerable prospects from inspiring English sources

"If all it were to end with is fairly low-level service employees, casual work and quite vulnerable prospects and opportunities, then that's not the kind of paradigm shift we would want to see".

The prospect of a Trump victory against Clinton – always a vulnerable candidate in my book – would seriously have frightened, though possibly not surprised, them.

But now, on the brink of another year of touring with the new album, she feels "very shy and vulnerable" at the prospect of performing again.

We remove our shoes to ward off another shoe bomber, as we stand in an ever-growing queue, vulnerable to the prospect of a shoe-box bomber.

However, it warned that growth prospects are vulnerable to the tapering of quantitative easing in the US as monetary policy enters a phase of normalisation.

Recognising the frailty of political support for the current benefit system, and the even greater frailty in the prospects of vulnerable Britons if the safety net were dismantled, Labour's John McDonnell has admitted to finding attraction in a citizen's income.

But it warned growth prospects "remained vulnerable" to the impact of the withdrawal of economic stimulus measures in the US.

It is often argued that removing excessive job protection would not only boost the creation of more and better jobs, but also improve job prospects for vulnerable groups (see, for example, Heckman and Pagés2004).

By combining the expertise of Barclays' employees and the experience of UNICEF, we are transforming the prospects of vulnerable young people.

People accessing healthcare are often at their most vulnerable and the very prospect of strikes when they should be receiving care will be deeply distressing for many".

Deportations have been recorded from Sudan and Egypt, meaning that in Cairo – where Eritreans are barred from the state education system and face few job prospects – refugees feel vulnerable.