Sentence examples for will be made vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Child health concerns   UNICEF has further expressed concern that children will be made vulnerable and possibly succumb to pneumonia due to the prevailing cold and wet winter conditions in the province of Gauteng.

Exceptions will be made for vulnerable young people, those unable to return to the family home and those who were in work for the six months prior to making a claim.

But critics in their respective countries fear that jobs and certain industries will be made more vulnerable.

As of May 2017, bimonthly cash-transfers will be made to vulnerable refugee families whose children attend school regularly.

"The poor are the most vulnerable to climate, but the vulnerable will be made more poor by climate change," said Brilliant.

Cuts will be made to sheltered housing for vulnerable people, to groups that support elderly people to help them remain in their own homes and to Torbay Pluss, which helps people with learning difficulties.

If a claimant is considered vulnerable attempts will be made to contact them by telephone and, if appropriate, to arrange a 'safeguarding home visit' before a decision on entitlement is made".

An extra £1.6m has been made available to services for vulnerable and older people and a one-off £500,000 investment will be made in street-cleaning services.

When consent is sought soon after diagnosis, parents will be making decisions when they are distressed and vulnerable [ 4- 6], whilst simultaneously trying to comfort their sick child.

At the margin, I believe there is a risk that young impressionable British Muslims who witnessed Khan being smeared in this manner will thereby be made more vulnerable to radicalisation".

Money will also be made available to help vulnerable countries deal with a whole range of problems caused by global warming, from increased storm and flood damage to mass-migration as drought and rising sea levels make huge areas uninhabitable.