Sentence examples for vulnerable to fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Relatively low population density makes carnivores vulnerable to fluctuations of prey density, habitat disturbance, infectious disease, and predation by man.

Another NorthPoint reseller, the Microsoft Network, said it would temporarily shut down its D.S.L. service while it sought broadband providers "less vulnerable to fluctuations in the market".

Russia has become a formidable competitor in energy markets, but dependence on commodities makes the economy, and the government, too vulnerable to fluctuations in prices.

Sergey Brin, one of Google's founders and its president of technology, acknowledged that Google's large market share can leave Web site owners vulnerable to fluctuations in traffic.

The volatility of mineral prices makes countries that heavily invest in value added activities especially vulnerable to fluctuations in commodity prices.

The country as a whole is vulnerable to fluctuations in commodity prices, but its capital is benefiting from investment in infrastructure.

As the Iraqi soldiers dug in, they were vulnerable to the fluctuations of the Tigris.

That gap leaves DEA vulnerable to price fluctuations on the 15 million tons it must buy in the open market.

But it was an expensive gamble for a biotech company that was always vulnerable to market fluctuations.

Given a relatively high (for Australia) orientation to export markets, the sector has also been vulnerable to international fluctuations.

Parabolic-trough (PT) concentrated solar power (CSP) plants are very vulnerable to daily fluctuations in solar radiation.