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vulnerable

[vuhl-ner-uh-buhl] / ˈvʌl nər ə bəl /


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He said the idea was formed during the coronavirus pandemic when the trust was delivering food to vulnerable people.

From BBC

For the most vulnerable, the government has confirmed the Crisis and Resilience Fund will begin at the start of April, providing £1bn annually for the next three years.

From BBC

Investor sentiment can turn quickly when policy speculation collides with politics, says Ben Fulton, chief executive of WEBs Investments, leaving markets vulnerable to sharper moves if Powell’s language alters expectations.

From Barron's

She emphasized risks ranging from hypothermia to heart attacks while shoveling, stressing precautions like protecting pipes, using heaters safely, and checking on vulnerable neighbors.

From Barron's

“Given the likelihood of further material estimate cuts due to structural and cyclical headwinds, the current premium valuation appears vulnerable,” the analysts said.

From The Wall Street Journal