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vulnerable

[vuhl-ner-uh-buhl] / ˈvʌl nər ə bəl /


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“Nothing is more important than protecting our most vulnerable members of our community, particularly our elderly,” Carson Sheriff’s station Capt. Alise Norman said.

From Los Angeles Times

He also reflected mounting concern about the war's other impacts, warning that "it tears through markets, supply chains, food prices, and when that happens, it's the most vulnerable people who are hit first and hardest."

From Barron's

Jefferies analysts identify opportunities in stocks perceived as vulnerable to AI, noting some are “unjustly accused” in investor opinion.

From Barron's

Another described how destabilising the barrage has been for vulnerable Iranians.

From BBC

The 22 suspects were recruited from Russia, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Ukraine, Eurojust said, adding that they were often in a "vulnerable socio-economic situation".

From BBC