Sentence examples for Notably vulnerable from inspiring English sources

But theirs was also a notably vulnerable time in American society: a moment of utmost domestic conventionality that coincided with the waning of American patriarchy.

Anti-terror stop-and-search powers were used against octogenarian peace campaigners and instant extradition arrangements – passed in the understandable post-9/11 panic – were used against bankers, businessmen and, most notably, vulnerable internet adventurer Gary McKinnon.

Interference of protein export would presumably lead to ER stress, for which P. falciparum is notably vulnerable [ 44].

Dengue fever places a significant socio-economic and disease burden on many tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world, with children notably vulnerable to the disease (1– 3).

Booming industries such as computing and telecoms are vulnerable, notably through standards that handicap foreign firms.

"It is particularly widespread among the most vulnerable, notably in the rural population and in farmers, and that is around 90% of the population.

Sticking to rules when people are vulnerable, notably at the beginning and end of life, doesn't always satisfy human needs.

But what is perhaps more developed is Robertson's subtle and nuanced grasp of character, notably of the vulnerable Maud: a heroine almost worthy of Thomas Hardy.

The 41-year-old mother of two, who was elected in May 2015 to represent Batley and Spen, had developed a reputation as a champion of the vulnerable – notably in Syria – and previously worked with development charities before entering the Commons.

Ms. Gruber tended to oversing in "In Questa Reggia," with the top of her vibrato threatening to veer off the charts altogether, but she balanced this effect with smoother and more beautiful singing later, notably in the vulnerable passages after Calaf has guessed all her riddles.

Notably, despite its vulnerable blood-air barrier, the lung is relatively resistant to the onset of pulmonary edema.