Sentence examples for vulnerable future from inspiring English sources

Granting concessions to a party bent on leading its country into what looks like a less prosperous, more vulnerable future is risky.

These and other debilitating ripple effects leave survivors vulnerable to future harm and future victimization.

These weaknesses left the eurozone extremely vulnerable to future shocks.

Hostilities often drive civilians to deplete food stocks, making them more vulnerable to future food insecurity.

The level of ice 'has remained far below average' and appears to be getting thinner, leaving it more vulnerable to future melting.

People with asthma, those who are highly allergic or who suffered a previous anaphylactic attack are especially vulnerable to future anaphylaxis.

This is likely to have a particularly negative impact on plans to upgrade its railway links and oil pipelines – both of which could be vulnerable to future attack.

Because the ice is thinner, it is easier to melt all the way through, making it more vulnerable to future warming".

The high market share concentration also makes for a less stable banking system that is more vulnerable to future banking crises, they said.

Senior BBC executives believed that a ban could leave the corporation vulnerable to future cases where special interest or religious groups may call for broadcasts to be banned on grounds of taste.

"It's good to have other voices being heard at the council," Ms. Davis said, "but the most important thing is that those include the vulnerable and future generations, not just the rich".