And, during Richard Nixon's tenure, a newspaper columnist or member of Congress with a vulnerable tax return or private life might have thought twice before incurring his wrath.
Each morning, a group of aid volunteers from SARC lay out a variety of outdoor activities designed to help these vulnerable children return to normalcy.
If they don't, we will see more vulnerable women returning to or staying with abusive partners, more homeless women and children with multiple needs, more suicides, and more murders.
But critics have condemned the move as taking essential welfare resources away from the most needy and vulnerable and returning Britain to a pre-Cathy Come Home model of social housing provision in which local officials decide which families deserve to be given affordable homes.
A proud man, aware that his reputation was vulnerable on returning to English football, McClaren saw no point in the slow death of false dawns and bromides to the media about rebuilding, patience and the long haul.
With Danny as Derek's primary motivation to move beyond hate, he's now left vulnerable to returning to that world.
The huge amount of debt that we've already taken on (not to mention the added debt that Prof. Krugman would like us to take on) makes the future budget very vulnerable to a return of interest rates to normal.
But they are left vulnerable to a return of their cancer.
The degree to which cropping is a threatening process to swamp plant communities and their dependent fauna will depend on whether vulnerable elements can return to swamps, which in turn depends on swamp management, connectivity and landscape level processes.
Robshaw again looked vulnerable – but he returned for a new season and quickly quashed any doubts about his England leadership.
In the songs his tone stays humble and vulnerable, with diminishing returns; eventually it just sounds unctuous.
