Sentence examples for increase its vulnerability from inspiring English sources

And, it is furiously putting up bridges and multistory buildings that increase its vulnerability.

By altering the physical and chemical properties of a landscape, fire may increase its vulnerability to erosive processes.

Being explicit about dilemmas may reduce the authority of the network company, increase its vulnerability and increase conflicts among the stakeholders about the role of the network company.

The American electorate, while still supporting the president, wonders whether his proclamation of a war without end against terrorists and tyrants may only increase its vulnerability while endangering its liberties and its economic health at home.

This meta-analysis may support the idea that anti-cholinergics, contrary to acetylcholinesterase inhibitors, accelerate angiogenesis in the atherosclerotic plaque and thereby increase its vulnerability, which results in an increase in the cardiovascular events.

Methylation of some CGI in the colorectal mucosa increases progressively with age, and this may contribute to field-wide changes in the colorectal mucosa that may increase its vulnerability to neoplastic transformation (Shen et al., 2005).

The increased visibility of Pride for Youth has also increased its vulnerability.

Here, we show that flow attenuation affects wetland vegetation by modifying its wetting-drying regime and inundation depth, increasing its vulnerability to sea-level rise.

Scotland's economy was weaker and more sluggish than the UK's as a whole before the referendum, with public spending running a substantial £15bn annual deficit, increasing its vulnerability.

Intelligence sources think that Britain's close connection with Pakistan has increased its vulnerability to terrorist attack.The Home Office has commissioned a review of the laws and powers for fighting terrorism, and may consider new legislation afterwards.

An article in Business Day on Tuesday about an admission of "unlawful conduct" by the accounting firm of KPMG and whether that increased its vulnerability to civil litigation misstated the affiliation of Tanina Rostain, a legal ethics professor who has done research on the firm.