Sentence examples for vulnerable subject from inspiring English sources

Today's report also suggests that land-based studies should no longer be considered a vulnerable subject.

It seems, at the moment, that other universities have decided to protect vulnerable subject areas.

It is a far cry from 2005 when physics was officially classified as a "vulnerable" subject.

How in the name of Seuss did we evolve to the point where we spend almost a third of our lives being small, vulnerable, subject to the whims of others, and not yet able to do what evolution supposedly wants us to do most of all: reproduce?

"Children are the most vulnerable subject in economic processes," Menchini says.

These individuals, because of their dual minority status as LGBT and as undocumented, are also among the nation's most vulnerable, subject to employment, wage, and income disparities.

We will continue to pay teaching grants to universities for more expensive and also vulnerable subjects.

Hefce says the vulnerable subjects are in a healthier state than they were three years ago.

Other violations included a lack of required guidelines at the medical center for conducting research on vulnerable subjects, such as prisoners and children.

Yet I'm inclined to think MTS has made a real difference to some of its previously isolated and vulnerable subjects.

Although languages have been designated "strategically important and vulnerable subjects" by the Higher Education Funding Council for England since 2005, Hefce is so concerned about the problems that it has announced an extra £3.1m funding for language degree programmes.