Sentence examples for vulnerable to harassment from inspiring English sources

This leaves them vulnerable to harassment.

The article, which left gun owners feeling vulnerable to harassment or break-ins, also drew outrage from across the country.

Vulnerable to harassment and eviction by the state, it was only a matter of time before they were moved on.

Also, he said, "The studios are vulnerable to harassment, to nuisances, and some people they pay off just to get them out of their way.

Because they often work illegally, they are vulnerable to harassment by corrupt police, mistreatment by employers, and collusion between the two.

But the article, which left gun owners feeling vulnerable to harassment or break-ins, also drew outrage from across the country.

Young, 'foreign' females are particularly vulnerable to sexual harassment and assault.

Those who become maids are vulnerable to sexual harassment or worse.

"The lack of legal clarity means such adoptions become vulnerable to delays, harassment and corruption," Thukral said.

'When womanhood occurs the girls are more vulnerable to sexual harassment,' says Jaya Jaikodi, who's been working at Mobility India for 12 years.

Women and children – there are now 87 in detention – were particularly vulnerable to sexual harassment and assault, because they could not be removed from the island, or moved anywhere safe on Nauru, the committee argued.