Sentence examples for vulnerable to hot from inspiring English sources

Brazil is more open than many other emerging markets and so more vulnerable to hot money.

THE BOTTOM LINE People with diabetes are particularly vulnerable to hot weather.

Russia is seen as over-dependent on its oil and gas sector and unfriendly towards foreign investors; Brazil, like many other emerging economies, proved vulnerable to hot money flows.

Drought is battering the US wheat belt and causing beef prices to rise, while research shows corn yields are increasingly vulnerable to hot dry weather.

London appeared more vulnerable to both hot and cold weather compared with most other regions in England and Wales, whereas the population of Melbourne appeared to be better protected from heat.

SWRO module is more vulnerable to biofouling in hot climatic conditions.

Ultimately, I felt too vulnerable to pursue any hot dads.

On the downside, however, plants in containers usually need to be watered more often and are more vulnerable to cold and hot temperatures, as a pot changes temperature much more easily than the ground.

The very young and the elderly are physically more vulnerable to the effects of hot weather.

Schwartz found that people with cardiovascular diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or diabetes appeared more vulnerable to the effects of hot weather [33].

There is evidence that women are more vulnerable to extreme cold and hot temperatures than men [ 44].