Examples of using Is highly vulnerable in English and their translations into French
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the continent is highly vulnerable to changes in global commodity demand
the sector is highly vulnerable to temperature and precipitation changes
The species can be adversely affected by power lines and is highly vulnerable to the impacts of poorly located or designed wind energy developments Strix 2012,
the region is highly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change,
As the condenser is highly vulnerable to attacks from corrosive chlorides, fouling impurities
Moreover, Africa, whose contribution to greenhouse gas emissions is negligible-- barely over 4 per cent-- is highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
the country is highly vulnerable to external shocks;
Most of the population is highly vulnerable as a result, as can be seen in the fact that a single year of national banking crisis,
change at the heart of sustainable development in the Mediterranean The Mediterranean area is highly vulnerable to climate variability
The industrial heritage is highly vulnerable and often at risk, often lost for lack of awareness,
sinking of an offshore drilling unit of British Petroleum in the Gulf of Mexico in April has shown that the marine environment is highly vulnerable to pollution resulting from accidents linked to activities at sea.
the country's income and employment, directly and indirectly, it is highly vulnerable to degradation.
Great white sharks appear to form local populations and the species is highly vulnerable to over-exploitation if there is strong fishing pressure within that area.
leaks indicates that the marine environment is highly vulnerable to pollution resulting from accidents linked to activities at sea.
which has a large share of rural population and is highly vulnerable to climate change-induced calamities such as droughts.
Specifically, increased production resulting from growing demand for food is leading to increases in greenhouse gas emissions from a sector that, in turn, is highly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change.
Mozambique is highly vulnerable to natural disasters which have a significant impact on the population's enjoyment of human rights.
Permafrost in the region is highly vulnerable to warming, with projected permafrost thawing rate of 10-15 percent over Russia by 2050 in a 2 C world.
Sri Lanka is highly vulnerable to the adverse impact of climate change caused by unsustainable production and consumption patterns of industrialized countries.
However, Mali is highly vulnerable to a new spike of infection as it shares long borders of over 800 kilometres with Guinea, a country where