Sentence examples for relatively less vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Because whales are large and very mobile, they are relatively less vulnerable to oil spills than other sea life.
Not surprisingly, Americans with jobs in countries like Japan or Sweden, which seem relatively less vulnerable to terrorism, can be not just willing, but eager, to stay put.
This age group is relatively less vulnerable than the other ones.
Consumer products were relatively less vulnerable to the slowdown than the group's properties business.
(Indeed, those who dogmatically cling to favored theories in the face of apparently disconfirming evidence would seem to be relatively less vulnerable to being manipulated by the Demon).
To address these issues, we performed a large-scale transcriptional analysis in the CA1 and relatively less vulnerable CA3 brain regions of individuals with advanced AD and nondemented controls.
China's relatively self-contained internet infrastructure makes it comparatively less vulnerable to attacks, but that is changing as their economy modernizes, and Chinese analysts publicly worry about vulnerable industrial control systems.
Because Opperman figures, they have a sustainable water supply (in four of the cities, the Great Lakes); their heat stress rankings are relatively low; and they are less vulnerable to natural disasters that will be exacerbated by climate change, such as floods, landslides, and wildfires.
In the Netherlands, socially vulnerable groups are relatively less active than groups with higher socio-economic status.
While Bear is bigger and more diverse — and therefore less vulnerable — than Carlyle, its relatively small size and exposure to the mortgage market makes it an obvious early target for other banks' repo desks and credit committees bent on cutting credit exposures across the board, and consequently for investor concerns, Breakingviews argued.
For example, it can breed successfully also in relatively poor habitats [ 17, 41], and pied flycatcher hatchlings are less vulnerable to periods of low food abundance than collared flycatcher hatchlings [ 42].
