Sentence examples for notably vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

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Dengue fever places a significant socio-economic and disease burden on many tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world, with children notably vulnerable to the disease (1– 3).

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Interference of protein export would presumably lead to ER stress, for which P. falciparum is notably vulnerable [ 44].

But theirs was also a notably vulnerable time in American society: a moment of utmost domestic conventionality that coincided with the waning of American patriarchy.

Anti-terror stop-and-search powers were used against octogenarian peace campaigners and instant extradition arrangements – passed in the understandable post-9/11 panic – were used against bankers, businessmen and, most notably, vulnerable internet adventurer Gary McKinnon.

Notably developing seedlings are vulnerable to short-term adverse environments [ 1, 2].

Customers are at risk today not from betting online but from betting through unregulated sites located in foreign jurisdictions that leave them no recourse when they are cheated, and which themselves have proven vulnerable to cybercrime (notably extortion by botnets, which attack the site and block bets during high-profile sporting events).

Other members of the advisory group consist of Catholic religious orders that minister to seafarers and Catholic organizations and institutions that minister to groups highly vulnerable to trafficking, notably migrants and refugees.

Notably, older persons are selectively vulnerable to fraud and lose more than 2.9 billion dollars annually to financial fraud alone (not counting all other types of fraud).

If Mr Shevardnadze's successor is not fairly elected, he will be vulnerable to other forces, notably Russia, which has much sway over Georgia's semi-autonomous republics of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

In the early two-thousands, she started work on a novel, "Beyond Black," about a fat professional medium named Alison, whose savage childhood has left her vulnerable to invasive spirits — notably Morris, the ghost of a lowlife john of her mother's.

Dominica's position in the Caribbean makes it highly vulnerable to Atlantic hurricanes — notably David in 1979, and most recently Dean in 2007 — which are undoubtedly the most important natural disturbance to its fauna and flora.

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