Sentence examples for geographically vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It has long been the dominant instinct of this small, geographically vulnerable and oft-attacked country to strike first and strike hard -- or at least to let its enemies believe that it is ready to do so.

Geographically vulnerable, with overstretched coffers and a somewhat haphazard approach to safeguarding treasures, for years the country's heritage debate was dominated by one issue: the return from the British Museum of the Parthenon sculptures plundered by Lord Elgin from the Acropolis over 200 years ago.

As an island of relative calm among neighboring nations who have undergone disastrous civil wars over the last decades, Tanzania is both politically and geographically vulnerable to the influx of victims of neighboring wars.

Additionally, the implication is that individuals and communities may be vulnerable geographically because they often live in hazardous places (for example, coastal zones, seismic areas) due to lack of better access to land, and may be poor, lacking the resources to invest in protective measures, and lacking the savings to face crises.

The buzz over a Menendez candidacy -- a buzz that he and his advisers helped generate -- has also conveniently overlooked the ways in which he might be vulnerable, both geographically and ideologically, as he begins to map out his first statewide race, Democratic officials say.

Oklahomans accept that we live in a vulnerable place geographically.

This is very important to us in Finland, as we are geographically in a very vulnerable position as air traffic congestion increases.

Says Amala Reddy, who as the UNAIDS Regional Programme Advisor for Strategic Information helps manage the Data Hub, "There is a real improvement in countries in understanding the need to know what's happening, where the infections are geographically and who is vulnerable".

Populations that are currently geographically peripheral may be particularly vulnerable to loss of genetic diversity because they are often restricted to decreasing habitat areas within unsuitable landscape.

Previous studies indicate that those geographically or socially isolated are particularly vulnerable to heat stroke (Semenza et al. 1996).

In addition, some biradari members may also be geographically dispersed, leaving certain biradaris more vulnerable.