Sentence examples for increasingly more vulnerable from inspiring English sources
They were increasingly more vulnerable, and I wonder if this jockeying for position within the show wasn't fed by anxiety that was aroused by all of this vulnerability.
Recent events prove that societies are becoming increasingly more vulnerable to earthquake damage; it is alarming that since 2004, more than 744,000 people lost their lives due to earthquakes and the tsunamis triggered by them (USGS 2016) during events in Indonesia (2004), Pakistan (2005), China (2008), Haiti (2010), Japan (2011), Nepal (2015), and Italy (2016).
The results from Real Life Reform indicate that these households, despite showing resilience, are increasingly becoming more vulnerable.
It means an increasingly elderly population left more vulnerable without antibiotics that work.
It means an increasingly elderly population left more vulnerable without antibiotics that work.
The impact on animal welfare is that cow herds are increasingly stressed making them more vulnerable to infections, including bovine TB.
All of this means that, rather than staying constant, the proportion of genuinely safe assets was collapsing the economy became increasingly leveraged and therefore more vulnerable to the type of crisis we actually endured.Mr Gorton is well aware of the changing nature of "safety" and believes that the government needs to play a role.
The loss of the West's moral and political support will have long-term security implications on Israel, as the country becomes increasingly isolated and ever more vulnerable to outside threats.
As demand for land continues to climb, farmers who have no documentation are increasingly insecure as well as more vulnerable to land takings with no or very low compensation.
Although stress and mental diseases are not the only factors of masticatory organ dysfunctions, they have an increasingly important role, especially in more vulnerable subjects.
But this has made brands and the multinationals that are increasingly identified with them not more powerful, but more vulnerable.
