Sentence examples for vulnerable to take from inspiring English sources

This impasse can only be resolved by the prime minister, but Cameron is too vulnerable to take on the Tory right.

Of these, the biggest group were tenants deemed too vulnerable to take part because they had a learning difficulty or mental health problems.

"No one should be surprised that factors such as unemployment and job insecurity can push people who may be already vulnerable to take their own lives," he says.

When it comes to measures one can take if they start spotting warning signs in their own behaviour, Mind's Eve Critchley adds: "I would encourage people to be aware of how they are feeling when they are online and, if they are feeling vulnerable, to take a break from their computer or phone.

In this weeks brand new issue of DC Comics Justice Leaguee, the final chapter of the "Trinity War" comes to a close and, presumably, leaves our heroes shattered and the classic DC Universe vulnerable to take over by The Crime Syndicate, super-villains from another dimension that have all the same powers as the Justice League.

She said that all property is now vulnerable to taking.

Not asking the right questions also leaves you vulnerable to taking a job you may hate or not do well.

"The perception is that they are more vulnerable to taking drugs than men, although from what I know a lot of the MDMA lightweights are men".

"The perception is that they are more vulnerable to taking drugs than men, although from what I know a lot of the MDMA lightweights are men," says Moore.

In any event, until individuals on a spiritual path have done deep shadow work, they are highly susceptible to being blinded to it by solar spirituality, making themselves vulnerable to taking advantage of others or being taken advantage by them.

African American lesbian and bisexual women who work, live, or play in predominantly White environments may be more vulnerable to taking this challenge to the authenticity of their "Blackness" seriously.