Sentence examples for vulnerable to failed from inspiring English sources

"Their generally weaker financial position makes them vulnerable to failed strategies.

Higher seed and pesticide costs have left small farmers in India — and other developing countries — more vulnerable to failed monsoons and other climate change-related dangers.

As for empowering service users to participate, too often the chaotic and vulnerable are set up to fail.

The Admiralty was right to feel vulnerable: it had failed to provide an escort for the Lusitania, to give her adequate warning of U-boat activity or to explain clearly how to avoid the danger.Egged on by its civilian boss, Winston Churchill, the Admiralty began a whispering campaign to discredit Turner's seamanship.

"This is a test of the global system to help the most vulnerable, and it cannot afford to fail," Mr. Zoellick said.

As Liberty says, these injunctions "set the young, vulnerable or mentally ill up to fail", and fast-track them into the criminal justice system.

Many dangerously blur the distinction between serious criminal activity and nuisance and can set the young, vulnerable or mentally ill up to fail.

Without formal social support, other highly vulnerable households failed to obtain regular care.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — Daraya, a town on the outskirts of Damascus famous for its carpentry and fertile fields, has emerged as an example that illustrates the dichotomy of the Syrian uprising: a revolt that seems too resilient to fail and too vulnerable to endure.

"Mainstreaming is important, but without proper planning, very vulnerable children can be set up to fail," Mr. Banks said.

It is unacceptable that we continue to fail the most vulnerable in our society".