Sentence examples for vulnerable to facing from inspiring English sources

Under a 32-player seeding system, stars would be less vulnerable to facing a top 40 player in the first week of a major event and networks banking on the success of the top players would be at less risk for an early-round upset.

Clustering of risk factors, or their cumulative effects throughout the life course, make underprivileged populations more vulnerable to facing barriers to accessing fortification of maize flour and corn meal.

But a report from the UN office which provides aid in the country has warned that Afghanistan is too vulnerable to face economic sanctions, and that most people are already surviving at near subsistence levels.

This mirrors what's happening in the rest of the Bay Area as wealthier primarily white and Asian suburbs refuse to build a commensurate amount of housing to match local population and job growth, creating pressures for the region's historically black, Latino and vulnerable neighborhoods to face displacement.

"To allow Graham-Cassidy to pass the Senate – and to allow the CHIP and DSH programs to lapse – is to allow the health of America's most vulnerable people to face unnecessary and immoral obstacles," wrote the faith leaders.

"Tragically, the human cost of this will be elderly and vulnerable people continuing to face an ever uncertain future where they might no longer receive the dignified care and support they deserve, such as help getting dressed or getting out and about, which is crucial to their independence and wellbeing".

AMMAN, 18 February 2010 – A study looking at the impact of poverty on children in Egypt reveals that while significant progress has been made, vulnerable children continue to face serious deprivations.

Miller said that with consumers having trouble repaying car loans, mortgages and credit card debt, the company was vulnerable to the problems facing the banking industry this year.

Terrestrial invertebrates are vulnerable to temperature extremes, facing the risk of desiccation at elevated temperatures, and rapid hypothermia at low temperatures.

Guillén moved Danks ahead of Gavin Floyd in the rotation to make sure the Rays, who have been vulnerable to left-handers, faced as many left-handed starters as possible.

Children, in particular those needing special healthcare, are more vulnerable to changes and face various challenges which have an impact on their health-related quality of life (HRQoL) [ 3].