Sentence examples for incredibly vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

Kids are incredibly vulnerable to atmospheres.

"During the deleveraging process in early 1990s, the economy was incredibly vulnerable to renewed recession".

But because the negotiations continue to be centred on an almost arbitrary notion of "dangerous" climate change, the 2C limit is incredibly vulnerable to mission creep.

They are a similar age to my children, but they are alone and separated from their parents and are incredibly vulnerable to exploitation, sexual violence, disease and cold.

Doing so makes them incredibly vulnerable to predators and yet they persist - with many even having favourite trees that they will return to again and again when nature calls.

"You've got a bunch of people who are incredibly vulnerable to myocardial ischemia, and you've had evidence that you're provoking ischemia in those people, and that is of grave public health consequences".

On 6 November, Sara Rowbotham, from the Rochdale Crisis Intervention Team, told members she had made 103 referrals of "incredibly vulnerable" cases to police and social services between 2005 and 2011, which resulted in only nine convictions.

She said she had made 103 referrals of "incredibly vulnerable" cases to police and social services between 2005 and 2011 and there had been only nine convictions in May that she was aware of.

As an NQT, you're incredibly vulnerable – at the mercy of your first school because you need to pass the year.

"These people," says Ms. Khan "have no access to transportation, no access to fuel and are incredibly vulnerable and exposed to get caught in crossfire".

Those small groups are incredibly vulnerable, and complicated to manage.