Sentence examples for emerging vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
Given the increasing momentum, the FPC will remain vigilant to emerging vulnerabilities, will continue to monitor conditions closely and will take further proportionate and graduated action if warranted.
"The committee would be vigilant to potential emerging vulnerabilities," it said in a statement released following its meeting on 18 September.
The bank's Financial Policy Committee (FPC) said on Thursday it would be "vigilant to emerging vulnerabilities".
A lesson for AIDS researchers thus emerges: vulnerabilities to HIV infection and AIDS impacts exist now, before AIDS epidemics have fully run their course; thus, understanding these existing context-specific vulnerabilities gives opportunities to intervene in proactive ways.
The statement of where they see the US economy, and any mention of the recent emerging markets vulnerability, will be what investors look out for," Ms Teoh said.
The majority of the Mediterranean islands encounter water scarcity challenges due to their small catchment areas as well as the impacts of emerging climate vulnerability and change.
With the ever-changing risk environment and introduction of new emerging threats and vulnerabilities, security violations are expected to grow in the coming years [62].
Although Mr. Bogart overplays the strutting macho routine at first, Billy's self doubts are just as apparent, and he emerges with vulnerability, though still cocky, a neat trick.
But 2010 could be an unsettling campaign cycle for Democrats, and Ms. Lincoln's strategists recognize emerging hints of vulnerability.
In light of their disproportionate vulnerability, emerging giants will have to push rich countries to make more environmental compromises.
