Sentence examples for vulnerable tiers from inspiring English sources

Schools help secure society This year's catastrophic hurricane season has set Haiti back in many ways and relegated even more children to the most vulnerable tiers of society.

Instead, in a wealthy world of increasing economic disparity, I expect us to increasingly see two-tier infrastructure; stable, secure, reliable infrastructure for the 20%, and a haphazard, kinda-mostly-functional, vulnerable tier for the 80%.

Lycos is one of a vulnerable group of second-tier general-interest portals (see chart) whose share of web traffic and revenues is both modest and declining.

The engagement ended up damaging Monitor's own).Tom Rodenhauser of Kennedy Information points to other firms he considers vulnerable in Monitor's  middle-sized tier.

And at one plant in Michigan, 40percentt of the workforce became vulnerable to demotion to the lower tier of pay, prompting many to accept transfers to other plants -- often far from their families -- to avoid pay cuts.

The most vulnerable women are poor Dalits, the lowest tier of the social structure.

"The reckoning is coming soon," he said, adding that second- and third-tier Internet companies are highly vulnerable.

These qualities are not so rare in pro tennis, and a good doubles team is still vulnerable to any random pairing of two first-tier singles players.

In the worst case scenario this could lead to a two-tier system of care where the most vulnerable are left even more exposed than they are at the present time".

Zulte's need for victory meant the game became wide open and Wigan looked the more vulnerable against the side sitting second in Belgium's top tier.

Then again, the fact that the mid-tier schools charge so much might make them even more vulnerable to disruption.