Speaking outside the court, Detective Chief Inspector Graham Grant said: "It is telling that this man denied rape and in doing so forced a very young and vulnerable child to endure a daunting criminal trial at the Old Bailey.
People inhabiting the far northern hemisphere are particularly vulnerable, forced to endure long, dark winter nights and sometimes only seeing the sun for three quarters of an hour per day in December.
Richard Scorer, a specialist abuse lawyer at Slater and Gordon, which represented 168 of Savile's victims – many of whom were abused at the BBC – said his firm's clients "welcome any steps which prevent vulnerable children having to endure the same horrors they did".
These statistics paint a picture of a socioeconomically vulnerable population that is likely to endure without complaint occupational hazards that should be controlled.
WFP director Ertharin Cousin says, "Poor Haitian farmers living in vulnerable places must have the capacity to endure future climate-related disasters".
That left tenants vulnerable to being harassed to get out or left to endure the constant disruption of construction as the Kushners sought to hike rents or sell buildings.
One reporter ripped me up and down about how offensive it was that the staff had to endure public second-guessing, how it makes reporters vulnerable to further attack, how the hovering presence of an ombudsman can hinder aggressive reporting.
"France is going to endure.
But I still had to endure it".
It may have to endure another trial.
