Sentence examples for vulnerable taking from inspiring English sources

"We need hard-hitting campaigns like this to convince people just how frightening the effects of cannabis can be, and that for those who are vulnerable, taking it may not be just chilling out for an evening but could mean robbing themselves of their chances in life".

The poorest and most vulnerable households 'bounced back' the quickest and the wealthiest and least vulnerable took the longest to bounce back.

Being vulnerable takes you to a new and scary place.

Becoming honest and allowing yourself to be vulnerable takes courage and can be downright scary.

Instead of shaming him, when you can tell he is trying to express something vulnerable take him seriously, ask questions.

Surveys of this type have been done in cities across Canada, including Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, and Toronto, but this is certainly much needed for Montreal considering the last attempt to count the city's most vulnerable took place in 1998.

Do not proceed if you think they are uninterested, too drunk or vulnerable, taken or looking for a relationship.

The list of ways in which the vulnerable ('vulnerable' takes many forms) are preyed on in this country, is so long I will not even attempt it.

The Blue Nile's Paul Buchanan makes a rare and beautiful appearance, particularly on a stunningly vulnerable take on Blackstar's I Can't Give Everything Away.

And during a gig last month at the Falcon, in Marlboro, a Hudson Valley town not far from their own, they closed with "Honestly," following a convincingly vulnerable take on the standard "Everything Happens to Me". (A catch in Ms. Martin's throat had led to a coughing spell).

"The potential downside is that you're becoming vulnerable and taking a risk," he said.