Sentence examples for vulnerable to assaults from inspiring English sources

But the students' 24-hour-a-day presence at schools leaves them vulnerable to assaults at times when most day students would be safe at home.

This, in addition to issues of hygiene, leaves residents, especially women, vulnerable to assault.

students are especially vulnerable to assault; SHIFT found that students who are struggling to pay for basic necessities are, too.

Girls and women left vulnerable to assault when they go out in search of a private place to relieve themselves.

Thus each ecosystem is conceived as a little Westphalian nation state, vulnerable to assault by expansionist outsiders.

Women are vulnerable to assault because they use fields around villages before sunlight and after sundown instead.

For reasons of modesty, women do not use the fields for toilets until it is dark, making them vulnerable to assault.

The survey also highlighted poor sanitation in markets: the dilapidated toilets posed health and safety concerns and in areas around bus stations vendors felt particularly vulnerable to assault.

Thomas had two objections: the besieged army was in no condition to attack; having been on sharply reduced rations for over a month, with most horses having starved to death; and the movement would require that he leave Chattanooga's defenses vulnerable to assault.

This is a particular danger of using ketamine recreationally: users are vulnerable to assault from others in this state, or can put themselves in danger by not being aware of their surroundings (for example being unaware they are outside and it is cold can lead to hypothermia, or being unaware of surroundings could lead to walking in to traffic).

The extended French supply lines were vulnerable to assault by Russian forces.