Examples of using Particularly vulnerable in English and their translations into Danish
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single mothers with young children are particularly vulnerable groups.
babies are a particularly vulnerable group.
Immigrant women are particularly vulnerable to discrimination and social exclusion.
These regions are particularly vulnerable to the consequences of climate change.
the young are particularly vulnerable to such infections.
This can make them particularly vulnerable to dryness and even cracking.
small children are particularly vulnerable to ionising radiation.
Criminals of whatever nationality very often exploit particularly vulnerable people such as children.
These species are slow growing and they are particularly vulnerable to over-exploitation.
In this respect children are particularly vulnerable.
Overloading the muscles can result in inflammation of particularly vulnerable muscle joints.
Against this background, we must target three particularly vulnerable groups in society.
One-parent families are particularly vulnerable, as 32% of them are at risk of poverty.
Social exclusion and, frequently, a lack of official documents make Roma girls particularly vulnerable and'easy targets' for those who profit from people trafficking.
girls are particularly vulnerable, as are young refugees
Special attention should also be paid to particularly vulnerable groups of people,
Two-wheelers are particularly vulnerable, not only when colliding with a motor vehicle, but also in single crashes.
In my view, criminals, law-breakers and Internet offenders see the young and very young as particularly vulnerable victims.
In areas where some issuers were particularly vulnerable due to their market size,
Black market exploitation of particularly vulnerable groups, which is the case of children,