Sentence examples for vulnerable production from inspiring English sources

We conclude that maize legume intercropping has potential to: (a) reduce the risk of crop failure, (b) improve productivity and income, and (c) increase food security in vulnerable production systems, and is a feasible entry point to ecological intensification.

He acknowledges that diverse and mobile societies, where people congregate in large numbers in public spaces, linked by vulnerable production systems and supply chains to the essentials of life, are exquisitely vulnerable to catastrophic attacks.The home front is never going to be glamorous.

However, pastoralism has been the most vulnerable production system (Helland 2015).

Ockhuysen also wrote that the Golden Film is a "child of our time" because it tries to reduce the value of a film to its commercial success, and it is supporting films that already have large publicity budgets instead of smaller and more vulnerable productions.

That'd leave mainly late-night shows vulnerable to production disruptions, although Young warned that any delays in production caused by a strike could easily "postpone fall season premieres and reduce the amount of new programming available to advertisers and audiences".

Around 16 million people remain chronically food insecure and highly vulnerable to food production gaps.

The list highlights vulnerable elements where global production is concentrated in a small number of countries.

The F.D.A. is suggesting that the fresh-cut produce industry constantly monitor and control vulnerable places in the production cycle where the bacteria are likely to form.

In the event of an on-screen fiasco, the networks could be in a far more vulnerable position than the production house.

After the last sharp price spike in 2008, the G-20 promised to invest $22 billion over three years to help vulnerable countries boost food production.

America's strategic interest in this post-Security Council era is to let the strong South defend its territory while we make clear to weapons traders in the North that their illicit nuclear production is vulnerable to air attack from a nation soon to show its disarmament bona fides in Baghdad.