Sentence examples for when vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Yet neglect is more likely when vulnerable people have no loved ones as advocates.

When vulnerable behaviour is protected by law, the role of personal decency starts to seem disposable.

When vulnerable immigrants accept substandard wages and living conditions, it undermines American workers and makes it difficult for law-abiding employers to compete.

When vulnerable elders can't get prescriptions from the state, accused criminals will have to make do with less than a Lexus-level defense.

It's unsurprising that when vulnerable families in difficulties cannot access professional legal advice and representation, their situation deteriorates and children are put at risk.

A police inquiry was launched in Manchester when vulnerable pensioners were forced to evacuate a day centre after receiving threats of "a backlash against the black community".

It is generally agreed that some liberties can be taken in a competitive auction when not vulnerable against vulnerable opponents.

When the vulnerable child goes missing, the true terror begins.

Or indeed the heatwave we had back in 2003 when many vulnerable, eldery people died.

So Balicki could have recorded 690, a rare score when not vulnerable, and gained 12 imps.

It proved to be 980, a score commonly achieved by making six hearts or six spades when not vulnerable.