Migrants who leave behind safe social settings often are obliged to congregate in vulnerable spatial surroundings.
Meanwhile, at the centre of this nightmare world, Shukman creates, in Jackson Small, a character so hopelessly vulnerable to his surroundings, and so desperately in need of redemption, that we want to pray for his safe passage as he pursues a penitent's journey across a forbidding landscape that is not only brilliantly evoked, but is also a moral and philosophical entity in itself.
A displaying male that stands out against his surroundings is vulnerable to predation.
Having them forces a person to perceive their self and their surroundings as vulnerable, yes, but also worth protecting.
Everton had immediately set about getting the message across that they were not the kind of team lower-league opposition should consider vulnerable in such humble surroundings.
Is it not slightly risky, therefore, to label a person as such; singling them out as vulnerable, naïve, and in unfamiliar surroundings?
The foreigners are more vulnerable, less familiar with their surroundings and less likely to report what happened to them to the authorities, advocates say.
According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the polar bear -- native to the Arctic Circle and its surroundings -- is a vulnerable species that has been and will be greatly impacted by climactic changes.
"They camouflage and blend into their surroundings, which makes them particularly vulnerable to disturbance," said Joseph Jannsen, director of the Nature Conservancy of Long Island's Coastal Species Recovery Program.
And when your eyes are on the pad, that leaves you vulnerable on the telly – always check your surroundings for danger before diving into your collectibles, else you're liable to soil yourself.
It achieves SAD and BSS simultaneously, but it is modeled in the time domain, so it is vulnerable to the reverberation that often appears in our daily surroundings.
