Sentence examples for vulnerable to use from inspiring English sources

When security problems are made public, phone companies are often criticised for being too slow in patching them up — leaving them vulnerable to use by hackers.

Knowing how we feel helps remain alert to when you may be vulnerable to use tobacco.

Adolescence is a risk factor for addiction [ 20] and it is known that children with ADHD are more vulnerable to use illicit drugs than children without it [ 21, 22].

If so, the scared cat might feel too vulnerable to use the litter boxes in the present location.

AN and BN tend to have premorbid traits, such as perfectionism and anxiety that make them vulnerable to using extremes of food ingestion, which serve to reduce negative mood states.

People with a history of childhood abuse or neglect are vulnerable to using alcohol in order to cope with stressful situations, which in turn may lead to excessive alcohol use (Schuck and Widom 2001).

It could be a feasible solution to selectively ban vulnerable drivers to use cell phones.

But we have never exposed ourselves in this way before, and it makes us vulnerable if anyone chooses to use it against us.

"Why on earth would we give psychotropic medications to a population that is already vulnerable and struggling to use their brain?" she wrote in a letter to the state this year.

A pilot project in three locations for orphans and other vulnerable children aims to use football to help girls and boys understand each other better while establishing codes of conduct and respect.

The decreasing empathy for the circumstances that produce abortion diminishes all of us and allows the most vulnerable to be used as pawns in a fight that has little to do with the reality of their lives.