Sentence examples similar to most vulnerable to note from inspiring English sources

For those poorer groups who are most vulnerable to shocks, we note that asset protection programmes, such as the Index-Based Livestock Insurance effort, and cash transfer programmes, such as the Productive Safety Net, hold promise for resilience in dryland areas, but their impacts merit further study.

And permafrost appears to be among the systems most vulnerable to global warming, note researchers in the journal Nature Climate Change. .

Finally, people living with disabilities are some of the most vulnerable to isolation, Woods notes.

"Agriculture is central to human survival, and is probably the human enterprise most vulnerable to changes in climate", notes lead author Rosamond Naylor, Director of the Program on Food Security and the Environment at Stanford.

Structures requiring articulation and subject to dynamic loads such as bridges were noted as being the most vulnerable to damage, with this damage mostly occurring in the joints and half joints, bearings and the deck of such structures.

Two-year Treasuries, which are most vulnerable to interest rate rises by the Federal Reserve, led notes lower.

He noted that it would have allowed sales "to children, precisely those who are most vulnerable to the serious injuries fireworks can cause".

"Children are the most vulnerable to nutritional shocks and they are the first to succumb when there is not enough food in the home or the community," she noted.

Analysts noted that large certificates of deposit over $100,000 totaled more than $5 billion at Sept. 30, and were among the accounts most vulnerable to to withdrawal because they are not completely covered by deposit insurance.

This provision is most vulnerable to challenge.

Poor rural females are most vulnerable to exclusion.