Sentence examples for vulnerable to separation from inspiring English sources

These heterogeneous couples are marginally matched and vulnerable to separation.

Pierrette Vu Thi, UNICEF Representative for DRC said: "Children are particularly vulnerable to separation from their families, and women and girls are more exposed to sexual violence and exploitation during the return process".

Coils are especially vulnerable to separation on the bottom.

It also leaves them vulnerable to family separation.

Still, players are vulnerable to shoulder separations.

Constitutional lawyer George Williams, the Anthony Mason professor at the University of New South Wales faculty of law, said the bill was "still vulnerable to challenge on separation of powers and other grounds".

The situation is further exacerbated by the fact that many Haitian descendants live in rural agricultural areas where they are more vulnerable to discrimination and separation from government services.

The existing algorithms of linear response to external forcing are vulnerable to the time scale separation due to increased response errors at fast scales.

Children are growing increasingly vulnerable to water-borne diseases, separation from family and protection violations such as trafficking, child labour and gender-based violence.

Without access to information and legal resources, undocumented survivors continue to be vulnerable to threats of deportation and separation from their children.

During emergencies children are especially vulnerable to disease, malnutrition, violence and separation from family or caregivers.