Sentence examples for vulnerable to coming from inspiring English sources

He said his client was vulnerable to coming under bad influences, having been taken into care at the age of eight and prevented from attending his mother's funeral after she died in custody.

This leaves them vulnerable to coming in conflict with the law, drug abuse, risk of contracting HIV/AIDS and STI's.

For each woman who has named an abuser, there are other non-binary, trans, women of colour who were too vulnerable to come forward, Lapadat-Janzen told VICE.

I think she's too fragile, too vulnerable to come back in at this precise moment but I'm also aware that if I take that to a more senior manager they may say I hear what you're saying but she needs to get back in.

"You're vulnerable to anybody coming at you full speed ahead.

Meanwhile, 13 of the UK's leading humanitarian agencies delivering aid to Nepal have warned that hundreds of thousands living out in the open will be particularly vulnerable to the coming Monsoon.

The effect is likely to be limited, but markets took the announcement as a sign that the BOJ is ready and waiting to do far more.Yet with exports weak, the economy will rely heavily on the engine of domestic consumer demand, which is vulnerable to the coming consumption-tax hike.

In one impoverished region of Africa, stretching from Senegal in the west to Sudan in the east, Oxfam said that the past five years had seen a significant rise in the price of grains, making the area more vulnerable to any coming food price increases.

Doxastic coherentism, however, seems particularly vulnerable to criticism coming from the foundationalist camp.

They are very vulnerable to someone coming along and making social built on mobile a far better and more engaging experience than Facebook currently is.

Office buildings, shopping malls and apartment complexes all are vulnerable to the coming economic downturn, he says, and inflation-adjusted leases won't help if the tenant is gone.