Sentence examples for vulnerable to developments from inspiring English sources

Soli Ozel, professor of international relations at Kadir Has University in Istanbul, says: "If the Kurdish issue was not so divisive domestically, then Turkey would not be so vulnerable to developments among the Syrian Kurds or consider them so important".

Lloyds said the outlook for the UK economy was "subdued and vulnerable to developments in the eurozone".

Especially in areas of rapidly evolving technologies, closed groups are vulnerable to developments they don't see and can't participate in.

Although it is not known how many still exist, homes in Alpine and Closter are considered vulnerable to development.

They are: The Clean Water Protection/Flood Prevention Act, which would provide protection for smaller wetlands that are now vulnerable to development because of loopholes in state and federal law.

A24 Wilderness Protection Limited The Interior Department wants to limit Bureau of Land Management lands eligible for wilderness protection to 23 million acres, a figure environmental groups say leaves millions of acres vulnerable to development.

They lay their eggs on beaches, habitat vulnerable to development and disturbance, in places like South Florida and Oman on the Arabian Peninsula, and they spend their long lives at sea, where they are often fouled in fishing nets.

The population density of the border bears was substantially lower than the bears living farther north, which had a wider habitat that was less vulnerable to development, the study found.

Doctors believe that those who are affected with MEN 1 are born missing one of the genes that suppresses tumor formation, leaving them vulnerable to development of these growths.

Riparian areas, which are essential to breeding birds, are particularly vulnerable to development pressures.

"Destruction of the wildlife habitat on this nature reserve sets a dangerous precedent that makes others in Derbyshire and around the country vulnerable to development".