Sentence examples for members more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Second, those who argue that a withdrawal of nuclear weapons from Europe would make NATO members more vulnerable miss an important point.

CFS members are more vulnerable to fire due to high section factor (fire-exposed area to the heated volume).

Younger family members are more vulnerable to decreased mental HRQOL.

Stronger members helped the more vulnerable.

A redistricting map could make those members more or less vulnerable to Democratic challenges.

And without the support of family members, they are more vulnerable than ever to abuse and exploitation, including child trafficking, child labour or sexual exploitation.

While all family members are forced to bear the brunt of such a misfortune, the more vulnerable members in the equation, particularly women and children, tend to take on the burden disproportionately [ 19].

"They're the more vulnerable members of our society.

The more people are exposed, the greater the risk to more vulnerable members of the community.

"You have to look at the impact on poorer, more vulnerable members of society," his spokeswoman said.

Nobody seriously expects it to fall apart indeed, the euro has protected its more vulnerable members from what might otherwise have been serious currency crises.