Sentence examples for resources vulnerable from inspiring English sources
We observe that code mobility renders systems with limited resources vulnerable to denial-of-service attacks.
Natural resources vulnerable to looting or military capture present a tantalising incentive to join armed groups [47].
Additionally the climate variability and hydrological extremes in this region have led water resources vulnerable and the ecosystem fragile (Nandy et al. 2015).
Asia's poor, low income countries with little or no mineral resources, vulnerable to climate change, would qualify to benefit from this fund, to develop programs targeting extreme poverty, illiteracy, TB, malaria, HIV/Aids, etc. and reforestation as well as cleaning up their rivers, lakes and seas.
They understand that oil is a finite resource, vulnerable to competition from new energy sources.
In dryland West Africa, these pastoral resources are vulnerable to competing land uses - particularly agriculture.
The study concludes that the water resources are vulnerable to anthropogenic interventions and needs treatment prior to drinking.
Indeed, they are severely affected by climatic and environmental changes, leading the studied households dependent on these resources, more vulnerable to poverty and food insecurity.
Although this result seems intuitive, Perez-Sebastian and Raveh (2014) argue that economies dominated by natural resources are vulnerable to volatility of resource prices and to Dutch disease whereby periods of increase in prices translate into higher wages and general price levels in the economy, reducing competitiveness of the economy as a whole.
Tunisia is one of the most water stressed regions in Northern Africa and its groundwater resources are vulnerable to deterioration in terms of quantity and quality, and as a result, it has continuously developed management tools updated with changes in groundwater (Frija et al. 2015).
What's more, any society that depletes its renewable natural resources is vulnerable to these security issues.
