Sentence examples for vulnerability situations from inspiring English sources

Agricultural land is the main measurement of vulnerability situations of the rural households in this study.

The questionnaire also consisted questions related to households' vulnerability situations, including indicators relating to exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity.

Farmland location/topographic characteristics (0.34), distance to fertilizer markets (0.34), proportion of households who use fertilizer (0.27) and households' inability to reserve seeds for future cropping season (0.24) also contribute more to the overall vulnerability situations of the surveyed households in Dembia woreda.

But the vulnerability situation is not universal; it varies from country to country due to different building structures.

Lack of human capital, particularly labor was reported to be a major factor that heightens households' vulnerability situation.

The LVI also helps to capture the key factors that reflect the vulnerability situation of smallholder farming communities in the face climate induced environmental hazards.

Key points Country guidelines content is heterogeneous, according to each epidemiological context and vulnerability situation of migrant and ethnic minorities.

This chapter discusses critical elements that should inform sequencing decisions including: countries' social protection objectives, the current vulnerability situation, existing social protection policies, and political and institutional contexts.

Amongst the vulnerabilities and situations that expose urban teens and youth to HIV infection include sexual and physical violence, incest, sex work, human trafficking as well as underage and unprotected sex.

Amongst the vulnerabilities and situations that expose both urban and rural children to HIV infection include sexual and physical violence, incest, sex work, human trafficking, underage and unprotected sex.

Reactivity to specific vulnerability-provoking situations is strongly associated with psychopathology and can be used as an index of the extent of emotional processing (Rachman, 1980; Segal et al., 2006; Teasdale, 1999).