Sentence examples for vulnerable traffic from inspiring English sources

Mikael Colville-Andersen, CEO of Copenhagenize Design Co, accuses Volvo of "classic smokescreening from the automobile industry", judging that it switches responsibility from motorists to cyclists adding: "LifePaint is simply a way to shift the focus from a failed product that is under fire and place it on the vulnerable traffic users.

Smaller, more vulnerable trafficking groups have gravitated toward insurgent-dominated areas like this one, paying a tax on their drug income to the guerrillas in return for protection from the Colombian government's anti-drug campaign.

Protect children from trafficking Children are vulnerable to trafficking where protection for children is weak or missing.

She had already been concerned about the tree because of how it curves, making it vulnerable to traffic leaving the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive nearby.

The possibility of closer collaboration between the two Sundarbans is being explored, but for now the little-patrolled seventy-kilometre-long river border remains vulnerable to traffic and to poachers.

Likewise the 'goto fail' SSL bug that left users vulnerable to traffic snooping for months.

Note that by the term 'conventional scheme' we mean a WSN that is not transmitting FDMs; thus, it is highly vulnerable to traffic analysis attacks.

A common concern was that it was simply too vulnerable in traffic.

Children and pedestrians are especially vulnerable to traffic injuries, particularly in developing countries [5], [6], [7], [8], [9].

These studies suggest that prior conditions, diabetes and obesity for example, make individuals more vulnerable to traffic exposure [ 4, 5].

Our study further indicates that subjects with nasal allergies are more vulnerable to traffic air pollution from a highway.