Sentence examples for vulnerable regions of the world from inspiring English sources

Research and development should be strengthened in the vulnerable regions of the world.

If global warming does bring an increase in cyclonic activity there can be no doubt that the bay's heavily populated coastline will be among the most vulnerable regions of the world.

In the most vulnerable regions of the world, agricultural monoliths are re-creating a cultural structure we have spent years dismantling.

The world must seriously address the impacts of climate change, conflict and natural disasters on water availability, crops, and food supplies, particularly in the most vulnerable regions of the world.

WHEN natural disaster strikes, particularly in the most vulnerable poor regions of the world, urgent efforts to shelter the newly homeless may doom the community to future disasters, on an even greater scale.

The southwestern costal region of Bangladesh is one of top vulnerable regions in the world due to Climate Change (CC) and Sea Level Rise (SLR) (e.g. Mondal et al. 2013; Auerbach et al. 2015, Roy et al. 2017).

"The NENA region is one of the most vulnerable regions in the world to the effects of climate change.

So the cost of inaction has been very harmful to not only the world as a whole, but certainly to some of the most vulnerable regions in the world.

Feeding, vaccines and supplements The area affected by this drought is already one of the most vulnerable regions in the world.

Hundreds of international sites, in many languages, offer dangerous imports to vulnerable regions around the world.

Chickpea is one of the important diploid legume crops (with moderate genome size of 738 Mb) for the poor, largely vegetarian people living in semi-arid tropics (SAT) and other climate vulnerable regions in the world.