Sentence examples for vulnerability emerged from inspiring English sources

Studies of vulnerability emerged from the areas of food security and livelihoods and risk and natural hazards (see Fig. 3).

The concept of vulnerability emerged within different fields (in the context of natural hazards and risk research, for example, in research on famine, disaster mitigation, the insurance business, and development) to help in understanding the condition or the predisposition of a system to suffer harm due to a hazard (Adger 2006).

Vulnerability emerged as a recurring issue throughout the process among a minority of participants.

SO4 appears to have a role in risk of PTB, though no particular windows of vulnerability emerged from our analysis.

Seven dimensions of social vulnerability emerged in the most robust, yet limited, model: social support, engagement, living situation, self-esteem, sense of control, relations with others and contextual socio-economic status.

Still, as Mr. Smit repeatedly implodes, a rather pitiable vulnerability emerges.

In light of their disproportionate vulnerability, emerging giants will have to push rich countries to make more environmental compromises.

A distinct cluster of high vulnerability emerges in the Rahova-Ferentari area of Sector 5 (Fig. 6).

Nurses have tended to view vulnerability from an individualistic perspective, and have rarely taken into account social, political and economic dimensions of the concept that define the structural context for which vulnerability emerges.

All these characters are dealing with aspects of pain; and part of the drama is the way that different power situations and new vulnerabilities emerge.

Vulnerability models of depression posit that individual differences in trait-like vulnerabilities emerge early in life and increase risk for the later development of depression.