Sentence examples for vulnerable to be a from inspiring English sources

Oë's novel shows fear of the vulnerable to be a projection of the darkness within ourselves.

It's incredibly vulnerable to be an actor and also get criticism at a young age when you're formulating who you are.

Surely we don't want the care of vulnerable children to be a vehicle for enriching the already wealthy.

Let's face it, "Dark Side of the Moon" is not vulnerable to being obscured by a radio play.

Ukraine's inefficient energy sector leaves it vulnerable to being stretched over a barrel - literally - by Russia.

Third, as a Democrat, you are always vulnerable to being "outgunned" by an even more extreme pro-gun Republican.

Childhood experiences of being manipulated by controlling parents can leave you more vulnerable to being controlled as an adult.

"We need not only to serve the voiceless and vulnerable, but to be an advocate," he added.

We consider combat casualties to be a vulnerable patient population.

Among arsenic-exposed populations, children are considered to be a vulnerable group to arsenic exposure.

In recent years, delineation of areas that are more vulnerable to contamination is an essential step for managing aquifer system.