Sentence examples for change vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Ramming reform of the pension system through on a party-line vote could make change vulnerable to subsequent reversal; it would also leave Republicans with no cover in the mid-term elections.

Such information is of prior need for Integrated Water Resource Management in water scarce and climate change vulnerable regions, such as the southwestern coast of Bangladesh.

The discussion group considered that current research shows that these risks have become a "new normal" of everyday life, with research revealing increasing hazard trends (for example, floods and droughts) and amplified impacts due to increased population exposure, rapid and unplanned urbanization, poor land use, climate change, vulnerable global supply chains, and economic activities.

This study responds to this gap, and advances the understanding of preference heterogeneity for weather-index insurance by analysing data collected from 433 male and female farmers living on a climate change vulnerable coastal island in Bangladesh, where an increasing number of farmers are adopting maize as a potentially remunerative, but high-risk cash crop.

"The government is a major source for this kind of information on climate change and without it you are leaving communities, many of whom are on the frontlines of climate change, vulnerable to its effects".

This required the existence of 'champions' within the existing structures to take up issues, and made any changes vulnerable to the other competing demands on management or the movement of personnel as a result of health services restructuring.

We call for paying more attention to this thriving area and going further into the N transformations of this climate change-vulnerable ecosystem.

Do they promise any positive change for vulnerable, frail patients?

And legal scholars said that, given the imminent arrival of a Democratic administration, the change was vulnerable to quick reversal.

The National Research Council, an arm of the National Academies of Science, released an extensive report to the intelligence community last week on how it can better assess and respond to the impacts of climate change on vulnerable states.

Assisted migration (AM) is increasingly proposed to limit the impacts of climate change on vulnerable plant and animal populations.