Sentence examples similar to a concealed vulnerability from inspiring English sources
The Guardian was my newspaper of choice when I lived in the UK, and I've written for them myself, but it is deeply irresponsible journalism to suggest that a complex compromise with which some people disagree is a "back door" or a profound concealed vulnerability.
Perry then smashed the vase with a hammer and had it mended, apparently to represent Huhne's concealed vulnerability.
In similar spirit, this is supposed to be a kind of "ugly novel," written in rapid prose, unafraid to reveal its narrator, caught in the midst of her half-thoughts, her vulgar weaknesses (her obsession with fame and celebrity, for example), and her poorly concealed vulnerabilities.
The technology suggested by Morphisec achieves this goal by concealing vulnerabilities in applications and web browsers, through a polymorphic engine that randomly scrambles the memory surface of processes at run time, making them unpredictable and indecipherable to attackers and malware.
A concealed old pot bust?
"And I have a concealed carry permit.
Police thought it was a concealed shotgun.
Carry a concealed weapon.
A concealed lipstick knife.
The pistol has a concealed hammer.
