"Then she came along, this vulnerable little girl.
Huge spaces opened between the defensive midfield and the back line, along with vulnerable gaps between the center backs and outside defenders.
"And that's an exact representation of the damage," she adds, pointing from her wheelchair to the fused vertebrae almost half way along the vulnerable yet resilient structure.
THE landscape painters of America's first homegrown art movement, the Hudson River School, hauled easels, sketchbooks and pigment-filled pig bladders as they picked their way along cliffs vulnerable to avalanches and across mucky shores.
Their goal was to make Kirkuk a predominantly Arab city, with a security belt of Arab neighborhoods encircling it, especially along the vulnerable northern and eastern edges, which faced Kurdistan.
The attacks were widely believed to have come from a Zadran tribesman named Gul Bad Shah, and, in October, L.B.G.'s subcontractors devised an ingenious, if cynical, solution to the problem: they hired Shah to provide security along the vulnerable section of the road.
They are placed like huge dominoes along the vulnerable thoroughfares.
The dunes are an essential natural defence against the projected rises in sea level along this vulnerable coast.
