Sentence examples for risk-prone area from inspiring English sources

"Somalian waters continue to be a risk-prone area for hijackings," the center said in its most recent report, which also named the coastlines of Indonesia, Nigeria and the Dominican Republic as danger zones.

Not only are these maps low cost, easily facilitated, and not dependent on technology, they are also very effective for determining quantitative and qualitative information, for example, when the size of a subjectively perceived risk-prone area is mapped out, or the distance between two geographical points is determined.

Living in more risk-prone areas such as isolated rural regions or places with poor infrastructure.

The idea is to help communities remove structures from risk-prone areas.

Floodplains need to be wider than in the past, and Munich Re will not cover structures built in overly risk-prone areas.

The methodology presented in this paper aims at the identification of risk-prone areas, incorporating, at the same time, the uncertainty of ground conditions.

The analysis showed good correlation with the actual encountered conditions and was able to identify the risk-prone areas having deteriorated geotechnical characteristics - near the entrance area - as well as to assess the strength of the rock pillars.

We suggest that early farmers (Early Pueblo II period: A.D. 1050 1080) may not have had adequate experience with flood magnitudes and frequencies and therefore their habitation structures were located in risk-prone areas relatively close to the river.

Now homeowners who live in risk-prone areas are faced with an expensive predicament: they can either pay much higher insurance rates if they leave things the way they are or they can reconfigure their houses to prepare for the next disaster.

The methodology is based on 209 self-administrated questionnaires conducted in risk-prone areas and unexposed ones.

The young researchers learned how to use Google Earth so that they could identify and map the resources, rivers, risk-prone areas, safe areas, and other factors.