Sentence examples for status as vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The justification for maintaining the species' status as vulnerable is that "There are no direct or immediate threats, but the combination of a very small range and population may have important implications for its chances of long-term survival, and this species consequently qualifies as Vulnerable".

Their conservation status is being reclassified as vulnerable.

Because of the overexploitation and the declining stock status, this species has been listed as vulnerable by the IUCN.

FFP does not delineate fragile and stable states, but rather considers those with an aggregate score greater than 90 to have "alert" status, defined as vulnerable to conflict or collapse.

Significant downturns in employment or financial status, as in the Great Recession beginning in 2008, can make most anyone feel vulnerable.

The NRC defined groups with heightened exposure status—such as proximity to source or outdoor exercise as susceptible, whereas the U.S. EPA defined these groups as vulnerable.

African elephants were listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) in 2008, with no independent assessment of the conservation status of the two forms.

Police described him as vulnerable.

The government itself is just as vulnerable.

Yet they seem as vulnerable as ever.

We are absolutely as vulnerable today".