Examples of using Especially vulnerable in English and their translations into Polish
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are especially vulnerable because of their smaller body mass
in areas which are not thought to contain especially vulnerable ecosystems.
Who told you that I saw Rashid today? especially vulnerable prisoners, very seriously… I thought you should know that the US takes its duty of care to prisoners.
a significant number of especially vulnerable countries.
counties are especially vulnerable to corruption.33.
I thought you should know that the US takes its duty of care to prisoners, especially vulnerable prisoners, very seriously.
as well as other especially vulnerable persons.
healthcare is identified as especially vulnerable to corruption at all levels.
ankle joints are highly loaded parts of the body, especially vulnerable to injury.
in areas especially vulnerable to mechanical damage.
We make a special appeal to help the 1 million children who remain under threat and are especially vulnerable without help.
in the EU represent 99% of EU businesses and are especially vulnerable to scams.
Their limited dispersal makes the newts especially vulnerable to fragmentation, i.e. the loss of connections for exchange between suitable habitats.
quoll are especially vulnerable as they often try to retrieve roadkill for food and travel along the road.
Such boys are especially vulnerable if they experience that their dads reject them rather than encouraging them.
Providing access to housing for citizens, especially vulnerable people, from communities facing dire poverty
Such subjects are especially vulnerable to inflammatory respiratory diseases,
children who are especially vulnerable.
its purpose is to protect the mother in the especially vulnerable situation arising from her pregnancy.
are likely to affect especially vulnerable consumers in that case.