Sentence examples for hence vulnerable from inspiring English sources
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The Chinese economy is extremely dependent on exports — they amount to around two-fifths of G.D.P. — and hence vulnerable to global downturns.
Fertilizer pushes growth, so you have to water and mow more often, and the pushed growth tends to be weak, hence vulnerable to disease.
The result has been an unusually unbalanced, and hence vulnerable, economy: the strong pound choked manufacturing and exports, while services and consumer spending continued to boom.
In this paper, we explore the relationship between support pattern and living arrangement, and mortality of Chinese female oldest old, most of whom is old, weak and ill, hence vulnerable.
With growing number of CAD population, the cost of an acute coronary event is huge, both in terms of morbidity and mortality and in terms of treatment, hence vulnerable plaque approach seems desirable.
Hence, a vulnerable worker would not be less vulnerable if his or her temporary contract is replaced with a flexible 'permanent' employment contract, although the chance of being hired (and eventually dismissed) on a permanent contract would be higher.
It was meant to show solidarity with those most visible and hence most vulnerable to attack, she explained.
They can hence become vulnerable to lateral impact loads such as those from collision of vehicles, vessels, barges or flying debris from a nearby explosion.
A young forest is more limited, hence more vulnerable, while an old forest is more resilient in the face of trauma — even if it comes in the shape of the unexpected heavy snow last weekend that downed some 15 percent of the forest's 15,000 trees.
