Sentence examples for clear vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The elevation presents a clear vulnerable trend between 90 and 110 m above sea level whilst the remaining domain appears to play a negative role with respect to the vulnerability.

Their impact can be reduced by preparation: authorities can clear vulnerable land in advance and build more fire-resistant settlements; individuals can prepare their own defences and escape plans.

Dana Hanchard was the striking soprano soloist in this piece, appropriately youthful, clear and vulnerable.

It is quite clear the vulnerable are going to pay for this government's incompetence.

More than anything, the details contained in the indictment make clear how vulnerable Facebook still is to a hostile actor.

The playbook for Democrats as they look to seize control of the Senate is clear: tie vulnerable Republican incumbents to their party's presidential front-runner, Donald Trump.

Thus, although Mr. Romney would help himself to lock up the nomination with a win South Carolina, it is not clear how vulnerable he would be even with a loss there.

"The law is clear; being vulnerable through drink or drugs does not imply consent".

It's not yet clear how vulnerable this will leave rebel groups who had received support through the program, Haid Haid, a Syrian columnist and non-resident fellow at the Atlantic Council, told VICE News.

It has become increasingly clear that vulnerable economies with debt problems are placed at serious risk of default or other undesirable outcomes by the imposition of unreasonable and untimely austerity measures.

Finally, stigmatic receptivity is susceptible to temperature fluctuations (Hedhly et al., 2003, 2005; Lora et al., 2011), and is a clear candidate vulnerable to climate change (Hedhly et al., 2009; Hedhly, 2011), since a short period of stigmatic receptivity may hinder crop production (Sanzol et al., 2003).