Child abuse and exploitation are common and the rising vulnerability will lead to more children abused and exploited, engaged in child labour, in conflict with the law, and on the streets.
This rising vulnerability has emboldened discontented rebels in his own party, many of whom have been passed over or thrown out of ministerial posts; others simply see Mr. Blair's pragmatic and centrist policies as pandering to big business and middle-class Tory constituencies.
The prevalence of obesity in the United States continues to rise, increasing individual vulnerability to an array of adverse health outcomes.
Friday's results do nothing to lift pressure off the bank's vulnerability to rising unemployment.
Modeling and estimating temperatures near the ground surface has been important in understanding micro-refugia and assessing species vulnerability to rising global temperatures (Fridley 2009).
In October, ministers donned scuba gear for the first cabinet meeting ever held underwater, to publicize the country's vulnerability to rising seas.
The Bank is also worried about the risk to the UK of a downturn in emerging markets – a key reason for this being incorporated into bank stress tests – and its vulnerability to rising interest rates.
Despite warnings of our region's vulnerability to rising sea levels, officials did not act to protect homes and vital services against predicted storm surges of historic proportions, and they have willfully ignored the underlying cause.
The former British territory of nine islands and 12,000 people is perhaps best known for two very different reasons: its vulnerability to rising sea levels and its financially lucrative but utterly coincidental status as home base of the.tv Web domain.
In the 1990s, while the economy prospered, environmental concerns increased, not only because of the country's vulnerability to rising sea levels, river flooding, and the effects of pollution but also because Dutch industry and agriculture were themselves major sources of pollution.
