Sentence examples for supply vulnerable from inspiring English sources

But like other Iowan towns, Hull's shallow aquifers left its water supply vulnerable to contamination.

They pose threats to our health and make our food supply vulnerable.

Removing it, they say, will increase water rates and make the Bay Area's water supply vulnerable to droughts.

Supporters of the legislation said weaknesses in the current system that allowed many outbreaks of disease also left the food supply vulnerable to contamination by terrorists.

The danger is that low genetic diversity in our crops has rendered our food supply vulnerable to changes in environmental conditions, onslaughts of pests and outbreaks of disease.

The crush of demand for pork has made the supply vulnerable to all sorts of fluctuations, from epidemics of pig diseases to weather changes that affect the price of grain that fattens pigs.

Reduced flow in the Yangzi may make coastal water supplies vulnerable to intrusion by seawater and increase the potential for drought.The financial cost is also high.

The design intends the replacement of traditional copper cables and power supplies, vulnerable to electromagnetic interference, by the communications optical fiber of the data acquisition remote node.

That changed with the Groundwater Rule (U.S. EPA 2006a), which emphasizes a risk-based strategy using sanitary surveys and well water monitoring for fecal indicators to identify groundwater supplies vulnerable to fecal contamination.

All of this was facilitated by a ready supply of vulnerable workers.

Its position so far upstream has left its water supply particularly vulnerable to floods and drought.