Sentence examples for vulnerable to looting from inspiring English sources

The Pilgrims probably didn't eat turkey or pumpkin pie at a Thanksgiving dinner that they didn't consider a thanksgiving and to which they didn't invite the natives, who were in any case weakened with disease, which made them vulnerable to looting — by the Pilgrims, who, by the way, weren't the first American settlers fleeing religious persecution; that was the Huguenots.

Most of the archaeology lies just beneath the surface rather than deeply buried, and it is particularly vulnerable to looting.

He said that all sensitive information and important military equipment is destroyed when a convoy is attacked and left vulnerable to looting "for exactly this reason".

In Jowhar, where UNICEF's compound and warehouse were looted and distribution of a new ready-to-use food product, Plumpy'doz, was disrupted, UNICEF is working to provide types of nutritional supplements that are less vulnerable to looting.

Isolated areas were particularly vulnerable to looting as the need for supplies became increasingly acute.

Natural resources vulnerable to looting or military capture present a tantalising incentive to join armed groups [47].

This brings us to looting.

Cigarette's comptroller, Mark Hernandez, pleaded guilty to looting the company.

Desperation has driven people to looting.

Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.

The organisation is trying to highlight its convention on underwater cultural heritage, designed to increase safeguards for thousands of sunken ships vulnerable to deliberate destruction and looting.