1.  Children are the most vulnerable members of society.

2.  Public aid to the needy and even public sanitation tended to perpetuate the more vulnerable members of the race.

3.  Those likely to suffer most from this loss of collaborative endeavour will be the most vulnerable members of the community.

4.  The policy abandons the most vulnerable members of society.

5.  The Hicklin test focused upon the effect of the book on the most vulnerable members of society, whether or not they were likely to read it.

6.  A team of six social workers, all with Chinese-British backgrounds, offers free and confidential support to vulnerable members of the community.

7.  A world that does not insist on the protection of its most vulnerable members cannot call itself civilized and sacrifices its future on the altar of grim expediency.

8.  But Peter Rubin, a professor of constitutional law at Georgetown, notes that moral standards were often used by elites to punish vulnerable members of society.

9.  Despite his standing as a fixture in the council, Williams was considered one of the more vulnerable members.

10.  His threat to run Reform Party candidates against vulnerable members of Congress was taken seriously by both party establishments until it became clear this spring it was not materializing.