Sentence examples for vulnerable spheres from inspiring English sources

Nicaragua's modest tourist industry - which had all but collapsed by the early 1990s - is seen as a possible source of revenue outside the vulnerable spheres of textiles, clothing and agricultural exports.

Unfortunately, the more "light" associated with anyone in the public sphere, the more vulnerable that person is in terms if his or her own shadow.

The world has a unique opportunity to reconstruct itself – and dedicate itself afresh to safeguarding and nurturing not only the physical and economic spheres but also its most vulnerable citizens.

When everything has been globalised except our consent, we are vulnerable to decisions made outside the democratic sphere.

Economic liberty is not enough, and any gains in the economic sphere would be hampered and vulnerable without the protections and opportunities provided by social and political liberty and rights.

The bigger worries are in the military or maritime spheres, because these are remote vulnerabilities — anyone on the internet can hack into a connected vulnerable SATCOM device.

The Sphere Project identifies the following key vulnerable groups: women, children, older people, disabled people, HIV-infected people, and ethnic minorities.

Given that the health determinants implicated in any prevention program are nutrition and physical exercise, policies must extend beyond health into the social sphere and also target the most vulnerable populations.

Considering the size of the reinforcing ceramic hollow spheres, larger spheres performed better than the more vulnerable smaller ones.

The more we rely on the digital sphere as our window onto the world, the more vulnerable to its weaknesses we are.

The women Harvey Weinstein allegedly menaced may have been vulnerable in an especially glamorous way—he could ruin careers in a pretty rarefied sphere.