Sentence examples for continue to remain vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Beatrice stressed to Speaker Ssekandi that without birth registration, children in Uganda would continue to remain vulnerable.

This may partly be attributed to the use of more aggressive chemotherapeutic regimens, resulting in more prolonged survival of these immunosuppressed patients while they continue to remain vulnerable to invasive fungal infections [ 4, 5].

Though there is evidence suggesting a declining trend in heat-related mortality in the country [ 3, 4], an aging population and inadequate use of residential air conditioning imply that specific sections of the population will continue to remain vulnerable to the projected increase in extreme heat resulting in a large burden of associated adverse health outcomes [ 5, 6].

Meanwhile, he says, the global economy continues to remain vulnerable to oil price shocks.

Alternatively, fasting-dependent DSR may be, in part, mediated by cell cycle arrest in normal cells whereas transformed cells continue to proliferate, remaining vulnerable to anticancer drugs [ 25, 28].

"One has to remain vulnerable, open to more suffering and to more love".

You want them to remain vulnerable and real, so losing is going to hurt.

Ned Eckersley, Greg Smith and the captain Josh Cobb are thought to remain vulnerable to further raids.

"Half the world continues to be vulnerable to social instability and violence," the report says.

Twice Nadal held to love, while Djokovic's serve continued to look vulnerable.

The Democrats felt that the seat continued to be vulnerable.