Sentence examples for vulnerable counties from inspiring English sources
Warren County, where Afton is located, is one of the most vulnerable counties in North Carolina, with a quarter of its population living in poverty.
The vulnerable counties have high rates of poverty and unemployment, limiting their resources for providing services that can prevent or curtail outbreaks of infectious disease driven by injection drug abuse.
A disproportionate share of the most vulnerable counties are located in states represented by the Republican senators in whose hands the ACA's fate most likely rests — including Sens. Rob Portman of Ohio, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe of Maine, and Dean Heller of Nevada.
To sustain life-saving interventions, UNICEF is collaborating with multi-sectoral partners to support the Government, focusing in particular on the most vulnerable counties.
"They pick the most vulnerable county in the state," Alicia McWilliams, the aunt of one of the defendants, said, referring to U.S. law enforcement, "where there's no jobs, where there's no training".
The five most vulnerable U.S. counties or equivalent areas are, in order: the Bronx; the Wade Hampton Census Area, Alaska New York Manhattan Buffalofalo, S.D.; and Daniels, Mont.
But for reasons that remain unclear, those bulletins did not reach everyone in the vulnerable areas, county officials said.
This year, the Republicans are especially vulnerable in Nassau and Westchester counties, where the party machines have broken down.
The results of the calculations show that the degree of vulnerability of Guanting Reservoir Basin is quite serious, with Zhangjiakou City being extremely vulnerable, and Yanqing County and Zhuolu County mildly vulnerable.
This budget will protect statutory services and support the most vulnerable in the county.
Mr Barrow said the local authority's budgets were under pressure and the money would be used to support the most vulnerable across the county.
