Sentence examples for vulnerable to continue from inspiring English sources

"We do not believe that Channel 4 is too vulnerable to continue as it is".

We must not allow those who benefit from the exploitation of the vulnerable to continue to treat life so cheaply.

But doing nothing has left him looking heartless and vulnerable to continuing criticism.

Despite this knowledge, the study showed that children are often left in the home for much longer, vulnerable to continuing abuse and demonstrating more evident developmental and behavioural difficulties "often whilst professionals waited fruitlessly for parents to change".

Another issue confronting Westchester is that nearly 37percentt of the work force commutes outside the county to jobs in New York, primarily Manhattan, making the area vulnerable to continuing economic problems there, said Frank M. Surdey, regional administrator for the State Labor Department in the Hudson Valley.

Without such relationships, children remain vulnerable to continued exploitation.

A country so vulnerable to the outrage of part-time actors is a country too vulnerable, perhaps, to continue on course.

We refuse to the believe that the international community will allow its weakest and most vulnerable to be continue to be exposed to climate change".

These data on age interactions with ITN use suggest that larger scale studies on the long term individual outcomes should be undertaken if the policy of targeted ITN use for vulnerable groups is to continue.

Analysts say WaMu and National City, both big mortgage lenders, are vulnerable to the continued troubles in the mortgage market that took out Bear.

In July 2009, she expressed concern about workplace deaths among Hispanics, which she said they were especially vulnerable to (her continuing attention to issues such as this during her tenure would lead to Hispanic workers considering her their champion).