Sentence examples for vulnerable whether from inspiring English sources
"It's really about protecting the vulnerable, whether they're senior citizens or children," she added.
It's a real performance, which makes you very vulnerable, whether you are a professional comedian, or just with your friends telling jokes in the pub.
While 30,000 red knots may sound like a lot, the population is vulnerable, whether at the hands of man or nature.
Those who dabble in the carbon market are vulnerable – whether industrial plants governed by the EU trading scheme or financial speculators wanting a piece of the carbon action.
The IRC's mobile response teams are ready to reach 60,000 of the most vulnerable, whether they flee to the north, east or south of the city.
The children in this country who are the most vulnerable, whether because of poverty or disorganized family situations, are somehow seen as the least childlike, even when their childhoods are most in need of protection as fragile, valuable things.
The degree to which cropping is a threatening process to swamp plant communities and their dependent fauna will depend on whether vulnerable elements can return to swamps, which in turn depends on swamp management, connectivity and landscape level processes.
Whether or not you think LaBeouf recklessly threw himself into a vulnerable situation, whether or not he "could" or "should" have fought back, whether or not you think #IAMSORRY is good art or bad, literally the only thing that matters here is that a woman chose to sexually violate him.
American regulators will need to determine whether similar reactors in this country are vulnerable and whether modifications in newer versions have made them sufficiently safe.
When members of either population are particularly vulnerable -- whether they are very frail or memory-impaired adults, or neglected or emotionally troubled children -- an unusual kind of empathy that crosses the boundaries of the generations can form.
These young people found themselves in a particularly vulnerable situation, whether socially, psychologically, or in terms of their safety.
