Sentence examples for be less vulnerable and from inspiring English sources
According to a study by Anthony Cordesman of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, they "taught the insurgents how to disperse, be less vulnerable and use other patterns of attack .Anbar is Iraq's most violent province save Baghdad, with about as many insurgent attacks as before the election.
Additionally, it is often argued that foreign seasonal workers should be permitted to join and actively participate in unions in order to be less vulnerable and thus to be able to bargain for equal and fair working conditions.
It suggests to an Iran specialist like me that Tehran's leaders are concluding "the day after a first nuclear test will be like any other" except their country could be less vulnerable and Iranians would be proud.
Based on the data obtained under standard diet conditions, we predicted that Dom and Ind should be less vulnerable, and Sub more vulnerable, to HFD-induced obesity when compared to Con.
"M Train" is less vulnerable, and more peculiar.
As selected examples presented below underline, there are positive cases where people are less vulnerable and better prepared today than before 2004, but there are also unintended negative cases of secondary effects of recovery and reconstruction measures, that have resulted in increased vulnerabilities of population.
Those aged 65 to 74 were less vulnerable, and there was no link for those aged 75 and older.
Higher metabolic rates in fish vulnerable to angling indicate physiological differences compared with those that are less vulnerable and would remain in the lake after an intense fishing season.
It is possible that taller people were less vulnerable and more capable of defending themselves and surviving the hardships of war and of life in post-war Kosovo because they were more physically fit and socially competent.
