Sentence examples for considered most vulnerable from inspiring English sources

In New York City, roughly one million people are in the categories considered most vulnerable.

A16 Minnesotans Forgo Flu Shots Even those considered most vulnerable to flu in Minnesota are forgoing vaccine shots so there will be enough for others.

But he attended a private dinner of government leaders from countries the United Nations calls "major emitters" and other nations considered most vulnerable to global warming.

The money was part of a $725 million aid package that Congress recently approved to help large metropolitan areas considered most vulnerable to terrorist attack.

The money was part of a $700 million aid package that Congress and President Bush approved last month to help densely populated cities considered most vulnerable to terrorist attack.

At this point, strategists for the National Republican Congressional Committee have enlisted wealthy candidates to run in at least a dozen competitive Congressional districts nationwide, particularly those where Democrats are finishing their first term and are thus considered most vulnerable.

Bohlen said the agency expected to finish its investigations of wells it considers most vulnerable within three months.

Usually soils with clay fractions dominated by smectite are considered the most vulnerable to dispersion and disaggregation, while those dominated by kaolinite are considered to be quite stable (Rapp 1998).

The race also has national implications because Democrats are hoping to take control of the Senate and Kirk is considered the most vulnerable Republican seeking re-election this year.

And her campaign coffers contain almost $2m.Nonetheless, Ms Morella is considered the most vulnerable Republican running on November 5th.

Ms. McCaskill, once considered the most vulnerable senator standing for re-election, crushed Mr. Akin 55 percent to 39 percent.