Sentence examples for both highly vulnerable to from inspiring English sources
Although attempts have been made to constrain urban growth around the city of Adelaide, recent workshops with key environmental management stakeholders suggest that urbanization continues within the Mt Lofty Ranges in areas that are both highly vulnerable to fire and of great importance for biodiversity conservation, such that planning is not reflecting the cultures of risk or biodiversity value.
The two eastern regions Fläming and Oder-Spree both are highly vulnerable to drought stress as, already today, the deficit in climatic water balance is substantial (see Table 2).
"Without first achieving peace at home," Hugh Pope, the deputy director of the Europe and Central Asia program, wrote, "both will remain highly vulnerable to what is in fact their common enemy, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria".
Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) are highly vulnerable to both link and node failures due to nodal mobility.
Mechanistically, the hippocampus is highly vulnerable to both age-related and metabolic insults and is particularly susceptible to the damaging effects of elevated cortisol.
IRF5-/ mice are highly vulnerable to both DNA and RNA viruses and infection of them was accompanied by low IFNalpha concentrations in the sera [ 2].
The primate substantia nigra is highly vulnerable to both α-synuclein pathology and neurodegeneration, raising the intriguing possibility that this enhanced susceptibility is due, at least in part, to age-related α-synuclein elevation.
Dystrophic muscle in both mouse and man is highly vulnerable to damage as the result of eccentric exercise (lengthening contractions), and drugs that protect the muscle against eccentric damage are also likely to translate well.
Labor protections drafted in the New Deal specifically excluded both groups of workers, who remain highly vulnerable to exploitation.
