Anytime there are mass movements, which is what happens when you have famine, floods, fires and other disasters, women are more vulnerable, women end up doing much of the physical labor of gathering and preparing food, fuel and water," Dr. Richard Jackson, a professor at the Fielding School of Public Health at the University of California, Los Angeles, told HuffPost. .
It would make financing for mass transit much less certain, and more vulnerable, by ending a 30-year agreement that guaranteed mass transit a one-fifth share of the fuel taxes and other user fees in the highway trust fund.
"But the real danger inherent in unutilized weapons is more than in used weapons: if weapons are part of a large stock that is unutilized, unfortunately those could be sold or lost, and they are much more vulnerable to ending up on the black market or having some unintended persons using them".
Our kids, overall, are even more vulnerable to meeting violent ends than these women were.
This helped get Armstrong back on the bike more quickly and wiped away the pain, but the bone may be more vulnerable to breaking at each end of the plate.
To help those advocates navigate social media safely, Tactical Technology launched to ensure that, in an increasingly digital age, they don't end up more vulnerable than ever.
However, among the four major entities that formulate the social engineering attacks in social networks, the present study focuses only on receiver characteristics that make the end-user more vulnerable to social engineering attacks and will be discussed in more detail in the next section.
And America must lead by its own — not a far more vulnerable ally's — example or it will end up eyeless in GWOT.
32 Thereby, it is not surprising that these patients become physically more limited, and, consequently, end up becoming psychologically more vulnerable.
And so the PRI has ended up weaker and more vulnerable, and the opposition has grown bigger and richer (no small thing).
