Sentence examples for vulnerable sport from inspiring English sources

What happened in Boston provides another chilling reminder of how vulnerable sport can be.

The young athlete may be particularly vulnerable to sport injury because of the physical and physiological processes of growth.

It's hard for male coaches, even those in the unfairly treated, vulnerable minor sports, not to go with the power.

Of course this is not the same as the government banning lion imports altogether--it does, to some extent, leave the species vulnerable to sport-hunting by vainglorious Americans--but it is commendable, and will hopefully prove effective.

From the outside, it's easy to feel discomfort with an event that celebrates hunting a vulnerable animal for sport.

They say that there may have been design flaws, and that poor quality control made Firestone tires more vulnerable on heavy sport utility vehicles.

Meanwhile, most men would prefer to concentrate on creating new women's teams and trimming the vulnerable minor male sports, anything but butting heads with king football.

Closers often shield themselves behind tough-guy personas and facial hair, but they are among the most vulnerable performers in sports.

We will explore the life experiences of socially vulnerable youth in the sport context which will allow us to draw a more comprehensive and rich picture of sport-based activities for socially vulnerable youth.

BBC sports news correspondent Gordon Farquhar said: "The most vulnerable of the existing sports are thought to be Modern Pentathlon and Taekwondo".

It's hard to think of a sport more vulnerable to such changes than cricket.