Sentence examples for becoming more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Chemical treatment of hair, ie, bleaching, coloring, perming, and straightening, is a major cause of exaggerated hair weathering, since the cuticle becomes raised and softened in the course of these procedures, and becoming more vulnerable to mechanical abrasion.

That means they are also becoming more vulnerable to traditional computer menaces like hackers and viruses.

He also said people in developing countries were becoming more vulnerable as poor areas -- and their often ubiquitous rats -- sprawled.

As predators multiply, the turtles' eggs are becoming more vulnerable, so she is mapping their habits to help them perpetuate.

The results from Real Life Reform indicate that these households, despite showing resilience, are increasingly becoming more vulnerable.

But he said the Chinese economy was becoming more vulnerable and change was becoming more difficult to make as time passes.

"Ahmadinejad is becoming more and more vulnerable.

There is a growing awareness that road networks, are becoming more and more vulnerable to unforeseen disturbances like incidents and that measures need to be taken in order to make road networks more robust.

The 18-month-old's mother had likely been killed by hunters, the animal charity said. . "With the continuing, relentless destruction of their forest home," Key said last month, "orangutans are becoming more and more vulnerable to hunters and increasingly at risk of coming into conflict with humans".

Because of a changing climate, droughts are becoming more frequent, hitting vulnerable communities harder and creating more hunger emergencies than ever before.

In the end of all these films, it is the healers who suffer, becoming more helpless and tormented as their vulnerable patients surrender, seduce and fight back.