Sentence examples for high degree of vulnerability from inspiring English sources

Yet while the military's cross-sectarian makeup "gives you stability," this also introduces "a high degree of vulnerability," said Elias Hanna, a retired brigadier general.

Owing to the high degree of vulnerability of liquid retaining structures to corrosion problems, there are stringent requirements in its design against cracking.

"The closer we get to midterm elections," a utility executive said, "both sides of the Hill will feel a high degree of vulnerability on environmental issues, and some will retreat from the White House if they feel they need to".

At this time, if considering the constant controller gain in the analysis of the system, the system may exhibit a high degree of vulnerability, which motivates the present research.

A high degree of vulnerability to natural hazards is often pointed out amongst the poorest households and those located in remote areas across the world and, especially, in the global South (Hellmuth et al. 2007; Leary et al. 2008; Guha-Sapir et al. 2014).

This study presents a rational to integrate vulnerability assessment approach within the urban planning realm in Bangalore metropolitan area where according to our study approximately 91% of the area is facing high degree of climate vulnerability.

This county has higher degrees of vulnerability in terms of households' adaptive capacity or social and economic characteristics that are linked to their exposure and sensitivity to biophysical variables (Lo´pez-Carr et al. [2014]).

Since the likelihood of a hazard event combined with the lack of socioeconomic resources results in higher degrees of vulnerability and increased needs of people living in certain communities [ 55- 57], we recognize the need for research that examines the link between this "vulnerability of places" [ 55] and health care disparities.

We documented a high degree of variability of vulnerability and alerting from system to system.

In particular, SSP1 corresponds to a society with low population growth and rapid social and economic development (low vulnerability), whereas the SSP4 represents a future society with high population growth in currently high fertility countries and a high degree of inequality (high vulnerability)13.

Higher degree of exposure and sensitivity leads to higher vulnerability.