Sentence examples for vulnerable status from inspiring English sources
And yet she showed me her paperwork rejecting her vulnerable status.
The roots of the vulnerable status of girls in Pakistan are complicated to pick apart.
The ghost bat, a late addition with a vulnerable status, has now joined two other threatened species on the list: the large-eared horseshoe bat (endangered), and Semon's leaf-nosed bat (also vulnerable).
As Kaufmann told the Guardian, this rare embrace of a candidate who blew the establishment to pieces in primary season and has not dialled down his rhetoric or style since came about thanks to Iowa's vulnerable status as the state that kicks off each presidential election.
Initially, Tituba also claimed to be blameless, but after being repeatedly badgered (and undoubtedly fearful owing to her vulnerable status as a slave), she told the magistrates what they apparently wanted to hear that she had been visited by the devil and made a deal with him.
The Venezuelan drivers I spoke to across numerous countries generally speak well of Uber and Cabify whilst acknowledging their own vulnerable status.
One non-clinical study involving a minority, but without extra-vulnerable status, was not approved.
"Far from worshipping the devil, [they] believe that there is no such thing .The Druze, who survive in Lebanon as "kingmakers…but never kings", are doing well enough there and in Syria and Israel, but are always wary of their vulnerable minority status.
These policies are often scrutinized due to the population Medicaid serves, which in the past was largely composed of individuals with vulnerable health status.
As Margarita's case illustrates, when undocumented immigrants report domestic violence, abusers often manipulate the details to shift the blame back on the victim, taking advantage of their vulnerable legal status, said Lindsay Harris, a legal fellow with the American Immigration Council who has worked with immigrant domestic violence victims.
3 5 The extent of vulnerable functional status in hospitalised cardiovascular (CV) patients, however, is poorly characterised.
