Sentence examples for currently vulnerable from inspiring English sources

S4C is currently vulnerable, without a chairman, after the abrupt resignation of John Walter Jones last month.

While social-ecological systems evolve to accommodate variability, there is growing evidence that changes in drought, storm and flood extremes are increasing exposure of currently vulnerable populations.

Iran itself, of course, has been struggling with its own domestic dissent, but Israeli analysts do not see the government as currently vulnerable.

The judge, Mr Justice Mann, in a brief exchange with MGN's lawyer, described Mr Nicklin's client as "newspaper companies" who were currently "vulnerable to criminal prosecution".

But the evening's outstanding feature is the absolutely magnificent chorus and orchestra – both of them currently vulnerable to draconian cuts to ENO's budget.

McKinsey reported that "LeBoeuf is currently vulnerable to the financial risk posed by individual 'rainmakers' leaving the firm," because the top five per cent of partners generated forty-two per cent of the year's billings.

Intracoronary thermography is a currently used vulnerable plaque detection method.

Now it is up to the Trump Administration's Homeland Security Secretary, John F. Kelly, to decide, by May 23rd, whether he will renew T.P.S. or terminate it, thus making the fifty thousand Haitians currently protected vulnerable to deportation.

They also argue that individual herders, who typically have just 10 kilos of cashmere to sell each year, are currently too vulnerable in the face of hard-nosed buyers.

Extensive deforestation throughout its range, but especially in the far northeast, has left the species highly dependent on the Brazilian protected areas network, and the Golden-tailed Parrotlet is currently considered Vulnerable by BirdLife International.

The authority argues it could then set the fares to allow popular services to cross-subsidise the less profitable, socially valuable routes that are currently so vulnerable.