Sentence examples for vulnerable to storms from inspiring English sources

"We've become that much more vulnerable to storms".

These trends mean that far more people are vulnerable to storms now.

The growth of coral reefs will slow, and their structural integrity would be weakened, making them more vulnerable to storms and erosion.

Not until mid-July, Admiral Allen said, will a freestanding system will be ready to take the place of the improvised ship-mounted oil collection system now being used; such a freestanding system would be less vulnerable to storms.

Major damage had been forecast for Nome and for Kivalina, a village that has suffered severe erosion for years because declining sea ice has made it more vulnerable to storms — conditions scientists attribute to climate change.

In many parts of the country, statistics show, the farther people live from the coastline, where the property is most vulnerable to storms and flooding, the less well off the people are likely to be.

"This new location is not vulnerable to storm damage".

When the sea started to freeze later, Shishmaref became more vulnerable to storm surges.

This caused the island to become more vulnerable to storm surges.

Some very valuable property will have to be abandoned to make the community less vulnerable to storm surges.

Almost all facilities in the region are close to sea level and are vulnerable to storm surges, he said.