Sentence examples for vulnerable to carry from inspiring English sources
European explorers coming in contact with new peoples were particularly vulnerable to carry back exotic diseases from these faraway lands.
During the session he learned how to appear less vulnerable and to carry himself more confidently.
"They are radicalizing, indoctrinating and grooming young, vulnerable people to carry out acts of terrorism".
They are radicalising, indoctrinating and grooming young, vulnerable people to carry out acts of terrorism".
The new choppers were supposed to be less vulnerable to attack, carry more people and have efficient communications with the outside world.
Calm weather in the Mediterranean is expected to encourage smugglers to carry vulnerable people, among them refugees and economic migrants, across the seas.
The robot have three functionality: moving support for the fragile person, orientation help of the cognitively vulnerable person and assistance to carry the personal objects.
Dugher was always one of those who appeared most vulnerable, having urged Jeremy Corbyn not to carry out a "revenge reshuffle".
The hospital promised to carry out a protection of vulnerable adults investigation (Pova), but it was never done.
However, when using such complex samples, HPLC systems are vulnerable to sample carry-over.
In their statement Thursday, the human rights agencies said that the strict financial conditions of the proposed law would disproportionately affect small groups with limited resources operating at the local level, "making them vulnerable to prosecution for carrying out legitimate activities without the proper legal status".
