Examples of using Much more vulnerable in English and their translations into Danish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
Other coastlines are much more vulnerable.
You are much more vulnerable than you know. Without a living heir.
Without a living heir, you are much more vulnerable than you know.
Trails are much more vulnerable to erosion and widening when they are soggy and wet.
It so happened that women are much more vulnerable to him than men.
The crisis is also concentrated in certain regions that are in themselves already disadvantaged andwill now be much more vulnerable.
We're now much more vulnerable to the Kaylon.
Yeah, well, either way, with you gone,Terra Nova is that much more vulnerable.
That we would be much more vulnerable to him.
In addition, it is proved that smoking and alcohol intake also greatly increase the risk of infection, as the mucous membranes under the influence of ethyl alcohol andnicotine are much more vulnerable.
This is why Windows is so much more vulnerable to hacks than Mac OS.
Those 51 fishing boats, however, are scattered, following the migrations of tuna, over an area of more than 3 200 square miles, which is five days' sailing, andthey are therefore much more vulnerable, so a naval operation is essential and urgent.
Mohamed El-Erian: US is‘much more vulnerable' to a policy mistake by the Fed.
The situation is serious, with the latest research reports in fact indicating that the climate system may be much more vulnerable than we had previously believed.
Don't ride when it's wet. Trails are much more vulnerable to erosion and widening when they are soggy and wet.
HU Ladies and gentlemen, the crisis has demonstrated that the countries of Central andEastern Europe outside the euro area are much more vulnerable than those where the single currency is used.
I agree that these species are much more vulnerable, and so we need to be extremely careful and cautious in the management of this fishery.
The reason is that, without a single point of control for all medicinal products, there are too many avenues left open andthe system is much more vulnerable to infiltration by harmful or unauthorised products.
In this context, new Member States,which are much more vulnerable to external disruptions to their energy supply, need the support of the European Union to tackle these challenges.
Metal as well as artificial or natural stone surfaces require particular care when applying adhesive- as their micro-porous structure is much more vulnerable than the seemingly solid base coat might suggest.
We therefore need to realise that women are much more vulnerable in this process of readjustment and therefore much more vulnerable in relation to the Union project as a whole than we have indicated up until now.
The reason is that it has become much more vulnerable than the western part of Europe.
However, based on information, gathered from Malicious Software Removal Tool(MSRT) report details, Microsoft security experts have determined that nearly one in every ten consumers uses a trial version of an AV program even after it has expired,leaving their computers much more vulnerable than they could imagine.
As a result of trade liberalisation, farming is now much more vulnerable to specific risks and crises that are beyond the farmers' control.
However, based on information, gathered from Malicious Software Removal Tool(MSRT) report details, Microsoft security experts have determined that nearly one in every ten consumers uses a trial version of an AV program even after it has expired,leaving their computers much more vulnerable than they could imagine.
It should be noted particularly that,according to the empirical evidence, women are much more vulnerable to the threat of poverty than men, and this is especially true in the case of women who are multiply disadvantaged.
It relies essentially on an indirect instrument of trade policy to foster a supply response in developing countries that is likely to be much less efficient and much more vulnerable to abuse than straightforward financial incentives or technical assistance or infrastructure provision for the industries concerned.