Sentence examples similar to vulnerable under age from inspiring English sources

He told one of the men as he passed sentence: "You targeted the young girls because they were vulnerable, under-age and out of control".

But critics of AMFm including the U.S. President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) and Oxfam, a U.K. charity argue that it's not clear how many of the drugs reached the most vulnerable group children under age 5 in poor areas and that, with malaria rates declining across Africa, many drugs must have gone to people who did not have malaria at all.

And so malaria has taken a terrible toll on the most vulnerable: children under age five.

Mr. Nyandwi estimates that, within the three districts where his organization works, there are 4,500 orphans and vulnerable children under age of 15.

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The study reveals a dire nutrition crisis, making it extremely difficult for the most vulnerable and children under age five, in particular.

Hardest hit are the youngest and most vulnerable: One in four children under age 6 is poor.

Food shortages force children to drop out of school in Niger NIAMEY, Niger, 6 February 2012 – The effect of food insecurity on children's health is obvious; children, particularly those under age 5, are vulnerable to life-threatening malnutrition.

He said the use of "body doubles" in films showing under-age actresses in sexual situations was still legally vulnerable.

Children under age three are particularly vulnerable to undernutrition, and because the growth rate in this period is greater than any other age period, it increases the risk of growth retardation [6].

Under-age voting persisted.