Sentence examples for vulnerable to atrocities from inspiring English sources

Peace is vulnerable to atrocities by extremists on both sides: a stepping up of infiltration when the snows melt; a Pakistani-sponsored terrorist attack elsewhere in India; or another pogrom directed at India's Muslim minority, like that in Gujarat in March 2002.

Many described it as another example of the dysfunction within the security services that has left Kenya, a country once known as an island of stability in a turbulent region, vulnerable to repeated terror atrocities.

The World Bank has underscored that states that fail to address past atrocities are vulnerable to recurrent violence and poverty.

The mass graves provide important evidence of the atrocities committed by IS, however, since they are currently unprotected by the government, they are vulnerable to tampering and theft, the report's author warns. .

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

Brazil is vulnerable to China's slowdown.

But they are vulnerable to runs.

Nonetheless, the discussions remain vulnerable to derailment.

They are vulnerable to micrometeorite strikes.

Residents remained vulnerable to constant janjaweed attacks.

It is also vulnerable to extreme weather.