Sentence examples for key vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Richard di Natale has denied the report in the Herald-Sun that the Greens have done a deal with Liberals to get preferences in key vulnerable Labor seats.
Another of the key vulnerable groups that NCH works with is young carers, the people struggling not just with the everyday pressures of growing up, but also the enormous responsibility of caring for a disabled or dependent relative.
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) research in Bangladesh has mainly focused on key vulnerable groups (e.g. sex workers, drug users).
It emphasizes that the availability of spatially explicit data can reduce the overall uncertainty of the risk assessment and assist in identifying key vulnerable assets.
But the more we understand the regulatory networks involved in health and disease, the more chance we have of identifying the key vulnerable pinch points in our organ systems, and this may drive new treatment approaches.
VOTER FRAUD: Political observers have raised questions about Kirk's plan to deploy "voter integrity squads" on election day to "key, vulnerable precincts, for example, South and West sides of Chicago, Rockford, Metro East, where the other side might be tempted to jigger the numbers somewhat".
In May 2008, it was revealed that a Debian developer discovered that the OpenSSL package distributed with Debian and derivatives such as Ubuntu, made a variety of security keys vulnerable to a random number generator attack, since only 32,767 different keys were generated.
A huge amount of employment in that province rests on khat production, and if we simply block sales, many farmers will lose their livelihoods – in a key area vulnerable to recruitment by the militant Islamist group al-Shabaab.
BitGo says that competing wallets backed by one private key are vulnerable because they have a single point of attack.
Bearing fault diagnosis is necessary because a bearing is a key and vulnerable component in a PMSM.
In the Dominican Republic, the Christian aid group's emergency teams have been activated in five key provinces vulnerable to flooding (Seibo, San Cristobal, Barahona, Independencia, Dajabon), where World Vision also has ongoing community development projects.
