Sentence examples for particularly vulnerable areas from inspiring English sources

Music, film and books are three particularly vulnerable areas.

The Clinton and Bush administrations have pushed for some logging of dead or dying forests in particularly vulnerable areas, but have been stymied by lawsuits and protests from environmental groups.

In the United States, for example, particularly vulnerable areas are: Miami Beach, the Chesapeake region, coastal Louisiana, and coastal Texas.

In addition, damage to particularly vulnerable areas of the cortex such as the hippocampus may give rise to PTE.

Particularly vulnerable areas include under the fingernails and toenails, on the palms of the hands and on the soles of the feet -- where skin is lighter.

They range in size and severity of tissue layer affected, with particularly vulnerable areas being the sacrum, buttocks and heels [ 2].

In January a UN helicopter crashed just after a blizzard, while visiting a particularly vulnerable area.

At least he didn't hurt his liver, a particularly vulnerable area for mountain bikers, according to The Lancet, the medical journal, which has discovered that during a fall, the handlebars frequently slam into the rider's right side, causing internal bleeding.

The Uppsala PrIde Parade for Asylum Seekers.

When a presidential campaign picks one policy of their opponent to run more ads on than any other, it is because that policy is a particularly vulnerable area for them with voters.

However, as the PFC has been frequently associated with an age-related decline in cognitive function, this study was conducted to check for alterations in the dopaminergic fibre density in this particularly vulnerable area.