Examples of using Especially vulnerable in English and their translations into Romanian
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Kreckovic stressed that the power supply system in the north is especially vulnerable:"We depend on only[that] one power line
This again underlines that defence R& D is especially vulnerable to government cutbacks.
the dugong is especially vulnerable to extinction.
making it especially vulnerable to noise-related mechanical damage.
Because you're imagining Lisa will be especially vulnerable after the birth of her first child with her husband, Ethan.
the brain becomes especially vulnerable to injury.
construction and healthcare is identified as especially vulnerable to corruption at all levels.
The MDP supports the provision of food to individuals or especially vulnerable families who find themselves in difficulties.
Especially vulnerable to staphylococcus aureus are children,
Children exposed to the images were especially vulnerable to Bughuu/s possession and/or abduction'.
They are especially vulnerable to the effects of family breakdown,
Small islands are especially vulnerable to the environmental changes that so often follow the arrival of humans.
You are especially vulnerable to such infiltrations,
Whereas the Internet of Things(IoT) is especially vulnerable to cyberattacks and therefore poses a particular challenge for cybersecurity;
Recalls that there are four EU Member States among the countries which are especially vulnerable to rising food prices;
children who are especially vulnerable.
whose biological characteristics make them especially vulnerable to overexploitation, such as species of sharks and rays,
whose biological characteristics make them especially vulnerable to overexploitation, even limited fishing activity could result in a serious risk to their conservation.
Points out that undocumented migrant women are in an especially vulnerable position and that in many countries those who suffer domestic violence have no source of support other than the public health services;
Stresses that many of the newer Member States are especially vulnerable to external energy supply disruptions