Sentence examples for yet more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Despite the bravado, being involved in violence seems to make you yet more vulnerable.

He said that he hoped their actions would mean that authorities would not repeat past failings and condemn yet more vulnerable children to years of abuse.

Targeting subgroups, such as those with chronic conditions, might be more feasible and beneficial, as they were experiencing higher level of fragmentation yet more vulnerable to adverse effects of fragmented care.

Compared with the age-matched GUM women, the women detected by the CSP were qualitatively different, being yet more likely to reside in deprived areas, suggesting that community screening had accessed a yet more vulnerable population.

The simultaneous realities -- far-reaching triumphs and deepening institutional problems -- make for a remarkable civic incongruity: a police force at the top of its game and yet perhaps more vulnerable than at any time in years.

I thought of that pedalo again this week when I saw yet more headlines about vulnerable migrants in the Mediterranean.

Females may be protected from gestational stress compared to males and yet may be more vulnerable to other forms of stress in adulthood [ 56- 58].

That "could yet make their credit more vulnerable," he said.

In Rise of the Tomb Raider, the explorer's second outing since a 2013 reboot which re-established her as a more vulnerable yet more violent warrior, she freely zips around the world – including an ill-advised stop-off in chaotic Syria.

His ability to keep calm about everything even while a storm was going on inside him and around him, his insecurities making him so much more vulnerable yet no-one knew, because he was so good at hiding.

Yet, Netanyahu may be more vulnerable than anticipated.