Sentence examples for vulnerable shadow from inspiring English sources

When Lehman fell, we learned just how vulnerable shadow banking was: a global run on the system brought the world economy to its knees.

Mix Ultravox, Jobriath, Biggles and Burroughs, add a dash of mascara and a squirt of childishness, and the dark vulnerable shadow on Numan emerges.

This means that everyone has an equal right to protection from corporate polluters, and that no one should be forced into a vulnerable shadow class simply because of paperwork.

David Cameron caused the A&E crisis by taking social care support away from hundreds of thousands of vulnerable people Shadow health minister Jamie Reed It is the 20th week in succession that the four-hour goal of 95% has been missed.

The skin around the eyes thins as you get older, leaving you vulnerable to shadows and dark circles.

Gordon Taylor, head of the PFA, said that "It is making our youngsters vulnerable, without a shadow of a doubt…..Youngsters and gambling is a bad mix, and an unhealthy one".

The government's reorganisation of the NHS has led to major failings by "unaccountable bureaucrats" in the commissioning of care for highly vulnerable people, the shadow care minister Liz Kendall has said.

Often she captured herself as a blur of movement or a partially concealed presence, but here she faces the camera looking vulnerable, while her shadow self is imprinted on the floor.

But more likely, it's always seemed to me, he saw two very intoxicated white girls acting like morons in the middle of the street and saw an opportunity to fuck with us for fun, maybe to even consciously seize upon the general fear he knew would have possessed us in such a vulnerable, witness-less shadow of the morning.

Fear of judgement can force the vulnerable into the shadows, where it's harder to spot them.

The longer Congress takes to get immigration reform done, the longer children must live in fear from being separated from their parents, the more parents will be deported and permanently separated from their families, and the longer 5 million undocumented women remain in the shadows, vulnerable to abuse and exploitation.