Sentence examples for vulnerable sections from inspiring English sources

Their entry will pose a threat to more vulnerable sections of the UK labour force who will find it hard to compete.

Admiral Allen on Thursday approved portions of Louisiana's $350 million plan to use walls of sand in an effort to protect vulnerable sections of coastline.

Despite such projections, the leader of the Congress party, Sonia Gandhi, in her first comments on the crisis, said that "most vulnerable" sections of society who had nothing to do with "fancy" financial instruments would bear the greatest burden.

Comparing Fortuyn's rise to that of Adolf Hitler, he said he had felt compelled to eliminate him as a favour to the Muslim minority and other vulnerable sections of society.

The Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants said: "These policies are not only discriminatory against one of the most vulnerable sections of our community but also one of the worst kinds of social engineering, which is destined to fail".

Those most at risk are from the most vulnerable sections of society and who are dependent on others to care for them, such as young children and frail older people who need help to stay independent, Nice said.

This potentially misses subcontractor arrangements – often a huge and vulnerable section of supply chains.

Syrian refugees make up a particularly vulnerable section of the workforce.

It is worth noting that the public sector is the least vulnerable section of the economy when it comes to insecurity of employment.

Adam Bourne, the LSHTM academic who led the research, says: "A vulnerable section of society is using new drugs in new ways that are putting them at serious risk".

In 1993, James B. Stewart wrote about the efforts of locals in Quincy, Illinois to fortify a vulnerable section of the Sny Island levee against the rising river.