But even as they insist on their growing independence, conflating privacy with secrecy, teenagers can be vulnerable to high-stakes, impulsive behavior.
Model results suggest that much of the region with suitable benthic habitat that historically had been a low salinity refuge region may be vulnerable to higher mortality under projected increases in precipitation and discharge.
Yankees scouts thought the Mets were vulnerable to high fastballs, from the leadoff batter Timo Perez to the slugger Mike Piazza to Jay Payton and Benny Agbayani.
It involves a lot of watering and is vulnerable to high temperatures and direct sunlight, so could potentially be ideal for underwater farming.
They are vulnerable to high Arab politics: al-Jazeera has recently been muting its criticism of Saudi Arabia, probably at the behest of the Qatari royal family.
The success of the evacuation operation was possible largely because of vast improvements in the country's physical infrastructure and communication systems, although the police found it necessary, at times, to coerce reluctant villagers to leave their mud and thatch homes, which were vulnerable to high winds and drenching rain, local officials said.
Though his homestead is surrounded by cornfields, and bearded, straw-hatted neighbours could be seen and heard harvesting the crop with clattering, horse-drawn harvesting machines, few Amish grow enough to feed all their own cows and chickens, so on balance they are vulnerable to high market prices.My host called himself "disgusted" by Obamacare.
However, it is vulnerable to high winds.
The line at Dawlish, which passes along the town's sea wall, is vulnerable to high waves.
These utility poles are vulnerable to high wind loads from hurricanes which has resulted in a large number of power outages during past hurricanes, especially in coastal areas.
