Sentence examples for most vulnerable owing from inspiring English sources

Traumatic events, such as wildfires, can generate psychiatric pathology among the exposed section of the population, i.e., those who are most vulnerable owing to their specific temperamental and neurobiological characteristics, which would act as vulnerability factors ("vulnerability/stress model").

And the tens of millions born to migrant workers like Hu are among the most vulnerable, owing to a registration system that divides the country's citizens into rural and urban dwellers, and dictates their rights accordingly.

Among these, ground-nesting megachilids (Osmia, Megachile) will be most vulnerable, owing to their shallow horizontal nests.

Empirical literature shows that Ethiopia is the most vulnerable country owing to its least adaptive capacity and low diversified economies (Stige et al. 2006).

One's religious roots become an inspiration in treating the most vulnerable with the dignity owed to each person regardless of culture, race or religion.

"AN AMERICA that asks what it owes its most vulnerable citizens is improved and humane," writes the indispensable Ta-Nehisi Coates in this month's Atlantic cover story.

Gas-liquid stratified flow is the most vulnerable flow regime for sand deposition, owing to the low phase velocities that occur in this flow regime.

We owe our children, the most vulnerable citizens in our society, a life free of violence and fear".

He added: "We owe it to those millions often the most vulnerable in society whose lives have been overshadowed by the irresponsible and illicit international trade in arms".

If we are to be true to our commitment to human rights, then rich nations owe a fair and honest deal to the world's most vulnerable regions.

"As advocates and trans people, we owe a lot to people who've been in the most vulnerable situations and who have put a lot on the line.