Sentence examples for vulnerable to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

"God uses the weak, he uses the vulnerable, to demonstrate his strength and his love and his mercy," Perry said.

The resolution urged member states to ensure that their health systems will continue to protect the most vulnerable, to demonstrate effectiveness in delivering personal and public healthcare services, and to behave as wise economic actors in terms of investment, expenditure, and employment [3, 4, 5, 6, 7].

To demonstrate how vulnerable images are on Android devices, Ralph Gootee, an Android developer and chief technology officer of the software company Loupe, put together a test application that appears to be a simple timer.

These tents are supposed to be hurricane proof and the resident was using the metaphor of an earthquake to demonstrate how vulnerable residents felt in a thunderstorm.

These are all figures many will recognize as fragile and innocent and so they are pushed to the forefront to demonstrate how vulnerable the protesters are.

This has served to demonstrate just how vulnerable businesses, cities and countries have become, and the growing importance of achieving global risk agility in the face of such a threat.

Recently, Stefanadis C [ 34] and Madjid M [ 35] have been able to demonstrate that the vulnerable plaque has a higher temperature than stable plaques with a temperature probe.

Lears tries such unconventional methods as having his students participate in psychology experiments designed to demonstrate they are all vulnerable to groupthink.

"Vulnerable communities have to jump through all these hoops... to demonstrate they are worthy of assistance," Rajagopal said.

The fall of mortality rates in adult ages and the resulting increase to 8% in 2011 (54) in the proportion of deaths among the aged population (those that are vulnerable to chronic diseases) demonstrate that the marginal lives in old ages are prone to an elevated risk of dying.

Leia was the first to demonstrate that a princess could be gutsy and vulnerable.