Sentence examples for vulnerable through from inspiring English sources

"Our students are vulnerable through new means, and we've got to find new ways to protect them".

But the increase was disproportionately high for homeless households classed as vulnerable through mental illness, where homelessness went up 53%, and for those classed as vulnerable through physical disability, where it rose 49%.

What's more, the work is not dependent on good weather conditions and the women are not left vulnerable through intermittent employment.

"It's very difficult to insulate the detail from political interference, because it is vulnerable through the handful of troopers who are familiar with the governor and those around him," said one former senior State Police official.

And the group dynamics are such that you have total confidence that nothing you are going to say is going to make you vulnerable through your colleagues, which is rare in Washington".

Marching under the banner End Austerity Now, protesters denounced public sector cuts, the treatment of the disabled and the vulnerable through welfare cuts, and the privatisation of the NHS.

http://www.unicef.org/albania/bocconisbstudy.zip 2001 - REHABILITATION OF VULNERABLE GROUPS THROUGH SOCIAL BUSINESS SCHEMES IN COUNTRIES IN TRANSITION The YAPS case study (on Youth Albania Professional Services).

I've learned, through her, to recognize that close relationships can only be forged through being vulnerable -- through letting someone in.

A further targeted subsidy of 15% was provided to vulnerable groups through discount vouchers delivered through antenatal clinics and regular immunizations.

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The department also said it had provided £500m to support vulnerable people through welfare reforms.