Sentence examples for has remained vulnerable from inspiring English sources

US foreign policy debate has remained vulnerable to, and periodically overcome by, the lofty refrains of, "American exceptionalism" ever since.

Although government, social, and emergency programs have aided drought victims, drought analysts agree that rain fed agriculture has remained vulnerable since drought policies were first formulated.

However, local industries have remained vulnerable to fluctuations in domestic demand and to competition from goods imported illegally that is, without payment of import duties.

Whereas the property rights of urbanites were strengthened from the late 1990s, thanks to the privatisation of urban housing and legislation to protect it from government interference, the property rights of villagers have remained vulnerable to abuse.

The island's marine defenses were first constructed by a Dutch engineer in 1623, but they have remained vulnerable to exceptional tidal flooding notably the catastrophic inundation of January February 1953, in which 58 people died.

Head Start has remained dedicated to serving the most vulnerable children and families, and that commitment is especially critical in times when the economy batters those families hardest of all.

In this study, we aim to describe some demographics and quantify (unmet) health needs for an expectedly vulnerable population that has remained below the epidemiological radar: single male welfare recipients (SIM-welfare).

In cardiology, OCT has remained hitherto as a research tool for characterization of vulnerable plaques and evaluation of neointimal healing after stenting.

Although the disease disproportionately affects vulnerable communities with low resilience to economic and environmental challenges, RVF has remained largely neglected by major global donors and disease control programs.

Team USA's unexpected bronze medal in 2004 proved the Americans were vulnerable, even though lopsided blowouts have remained common.

Women of reproductive age are vulnerable to psychosocial problems, but these have remained largely unexplored in Muslim women in developing countries.