Exemples d'utilisation de Are already vulnerable en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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You are already vulnerable.
Victims and survivors of human rights abuses are already vulnerable.
People who are already vulnerable.
Famine is feared in this camp where children are already vulnerable.
People who are already vulnerable.
There are some in our hierarchy who believe you are already vulnerable.
People who are already vulnerable.
The risk of extinction will increase for many species that are already vulnerable.
Kids with autism are already vulnerable on so many fronts.
The effects of climate change are often dramatic,devastating areas which are already vulnerable.
People waiting for aid are already vulnerable and need help.
SIDS are already vulnerable to environment and climate disasters through extreme climate events.
Still, these crises often affect people who are already vulnerable before the event.
Since they are already vulnerable, they will be disproportionately affected.
Together these threats can combine to have lethal impacts on species and populations that are already vulnerable.
Many trans migrants are already vulnerable as refugees fleeing persecution.
Firstly, the displacement of hundreds of thousands of refugees andinternally displaced persons destabilizes societies which are already vulnerable.
People who are already vulnerable and food insecure are likely to become even more so..
Septic systems that will be vulnerable to flooding under Plan 2014 are already vulnerable to flooding under Plan 1958DD.
For children who are already vulnerable, the impact can be devastating..
Natural or human-made disasters are exacerbating events that push people into hunger because they are already vulnerable," Bassett says.
The mangroves hit in the 2015 dieback are already vulnerable because they are just recovering.
Thus, existing forms of discrimination are exacerbated, andnew forms of violence are generated against women who are already vulnerable.
These ecosystems are already vulnerable, and they're a precious part of St. Martin's natural heritage.
Climate change poses a serious threat to poor communities in Africa that are already vulnerable to vector-borne diseases.
Those who are already vulnerable suffer most from cuts in health and social services.
Climate change is expected to aggravate the phenomena of increased droughts in areas that are already vulnerable to water stress situations.
Then identify areas that are already vulnerable, such as flood-prone areas, areas at risk of erosion or landslides, seabed, etc.
Hunger and malnutrition have particularly serious repercussions for those people who are already vulnerable, as well as for people living with HIV/AIDS.
The Rohingya, who are already vulnerable, could spiral into a more precarious situation, and children would be the first ones affected by these diseases.