Sentence examples for vulnerable to being exploited from inspiring English sources

More than any other medical specialty, psychiatry is vulnerable to being exploited for partisan political purposes.

The hardest thing about working at a charity for asylum seekers is seeing the increase in numbers of very vulnerable people who are destitute and starving, with no rights to work or claim benefits and nowhere to live, leaving them dependent on charities like ours or vulnerable to being exploited by strangers.

"Without school, young people are left feeling hopeless and become vulnerable to being exploited or abused".

"They can make decisions that ensure the protection of children, or they can make decisions that leave children vulnerable to being exploited and abused.

The surveys also show that the longer someone is in transit, the more vulnerable they are to being exploited or trafficked, with migrants who spent six months or more journeying to Europe three times more likely to have fallen prey to criminal exploitation than those who were in transit countries for less than two weeks.

The more commonplace personalized ads become (from recurring displays on social networking sites and online magazines/newspapers, to images on Minority Report-style billboards), the more vulnerable we are to being exploited by what social psychologists call "decision fatigue" -- a state known to result in impulsive behavior.

FinCEN officials say they have no answers at this stage, because they are merely trying to ascertain how vulnerable the real estate market is to being exploited by terrorists and other criminals.

A new Pataki administration study acknowledges widespread failings at New York's adult homes for the mentally ill, concluding that the state is allowing some of its most vulnerable citizens to be exploited in a system plagued by inept, wasteful and fraudulent services.

That's the damning verdict of a new report by children's charity Plan International which says during disasters and emergencies adolescent girls become more vulnerable and are more likely to be exploited.

These organisations appear to be exploiting vulnerable people who are unable, for one reason or another, to deal with the hassle of constantly renegotiating terms," says her son.

The bad news is it's nowhere near being implemented yet, leaving many smartphones vulnerable to being compromised and exploited.