Sentence examples for vulnerable to monitoring from inspiring English sources
"The servers of such companies are typically based in China, which means the traffic they process will always potentially be vulnerable to monitoring.
The chairman of the House re-election effort, Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, has called mandatory face-to-face meetings with vulnerable members to monitor their campaigns.
The officials said they had hoped that the withholding of the name would prod others in the terror network to risk contacting one another for news about the arrest, and that the resulting communications would be vulnerable to electronic monitoring by American intelligence agencies.
That programme recruits observers to Palestinian towns and villages to offer a "protective presence to vulnerable communities" and to monitor and reporting rights abuses, he added.
Chinese news media have reported troubling increases in AIDS infections contracted through sex, particularly among young gay men, in the past two years.In that mix, female prostitutes are particularly vulnerable, and difficult to monitor.
The drones have already been used in Indonesia to track orangutans and other vulnerable species and to monitor deforestation.
Population-based surveys are often difficult to implement in insecure areas, since both survey teams and respondents are vulnerable and hard to monitor.
Our findings highlight a risk for pay for performance systems that care for small, vulnerable, and hard to monitor groups may be compromised by inappropriate or blanket use of exception reporting.
Accurate and reliable data are critical to monitoring the health of populations, particularly the health of minority and vulnerable populations.
Removing back-office business services to low-cost (and frequently more hazardous) locations leaves firms vulnerable to hard-to-monitor disruptions in those faraway places.
He adds that plumage color may serve as an indicator of population health, which would offer an easy way to monitor vulnerable species.
