Sentence examples for most vulnerable zone from inspiring English sources

But the slate is not entirely clean, because the targets are pre-marked to indicate areas where hits are graded for effectiveness, with the heart as the most vulnerable zone.

"In Mali our strategy is a cross cutting strategic approach where women and children are provided access to protection, education, hygiene, immunization, malaria prevention, and nutrition services; to build resilience within the communities in the most vulnerable zones.

That reflected a setback in negotiations between Greece and its private creditors on resolving the debt crisis of the most vulnerable euro zone member.

A pledge in September by the central bank to buy unlimited quantities of bonds has steadied borrowing costs in some of the most vulnerable euro zone countries like Spain.

Markets rallied on just those words, then plummeted on the realization that Mr. Draghi might not be able to deliver, particularly in the face of German-led opposition to proposals that would allow the E.C.B., in effect, to buy the most vulnerable euro zone economies out of the crisis.

The most vulnerable euro-zone members, Greece and Ireland still pay more for their money, but austerity measures are in place.

France is by far the most vulnerable of the zone's six AAA-rated countries.

England and Wales implemented this Directive by controlling agricultural activities within their most vulnerable areas termed Nitrate Vulnerable Zones.

European stock indexes were lower and the benchmark bond yields for the most vulnerable countries in the zone edged up.

Baranto et al. (Baranto et al. 2005a) showed that Functional Spinal Units (FSUs) from young pigs were most vulnerable in the growth zone when they were loaded in flexion or extension to failure.

The area is among the most vulnerable lowland agro-climatic zones to climate variability and change in Ethiopia (Asrat and Simane 2017d).