Sentence examples for vulnerable to increase from inspiring English sources
The report calls on Rotherham to do more to protect children in care and the most vulnerable, to increase collaboration between police and child services and enhance long-term therapeutic support for victims.
Moreover, neoplastic cells are more vulnerable to increase in ROS level because they function with a heightened basal level of ROS-mediated signaling.
Nonetheless, the current results suggest that obese compared with lean adolescents may be particularly vulnerable to increase food intake when confronting visual food stimuli, such as in food-related advertising, as shown in previous work (14, 15).
Parts of the population will understandably feel economically vulnerable to increased immigration.
Shellfish are highly vulnerable to increased acidity, which kills them by preventing them from creating or maintaining their shells.
The researchers looked at 31 natural and cultural world heritage sites in 29 countries that are vulnerable to increasing temperatures, melting glaciers, rising seas, more intense weather, worsening droughts and longer wildfire seasons.
That means that virtually all types of forests, even in regions that seem to get plenty of rain today, are vulnerable to increased drought and increased evaporation driven by higher temperatures.
But Jess T. Ford, who examined border security issues for the Government Accountability Office until 2011, said the change could create a loophole leaving the United States vulnerable to increased illegal immigration, at least until the United States sets up a long-delayed system to monitor visitors when they exit, not just when they arrive.
Individuals who hear voices during psychosis may be vulnerable to increased distress.
Different anxiety measures were used to identify patients particularly vulnerable to increased scanner anxiety and impaired data quality.
One high exposure sub-region has been documented elsewhere as being further vulnerable to increased drought and fire potential.
