Sentence examples for because of vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Power plants across the US and Canada could overheat, shut down or be caused to malfunction because of vulnerabilities that leave them open to hacking, according to new research.

Hackers can access these devices even without access to a local network because of vulnerabilities within the UPnP protocol itself, so the best defense is simply turning UPnP off.

But the river will be off-limits for such deliveries when summit meeting participants are using riverfront rooms because of vulnerability to a possible terrorist attack.

We resist these more challenging forms of involvement because of vulnerability.

Children have special rights, because of their vulnerabilities.

We won't judge [victims] because of their vulnerabilities and will really look at their evidence.

Of course, unpopular wars have driven some presidents from office, like Lyndon B. Johnson, who chose not to run for re-election in 1968 because of his vulnerabilities over Vietnam.

EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström has said that no more reports on TTIP negotiations will be sent to Member States because of "important vulnerabilities in the last rounds of negotiations".

The Metropolitan Police said that it had referred the case to the independent police watchdog because of "potential vulnerabilities" in its response to the four deaths.

"In many ways, corporate computer networks have been locked down since partly because of the vulnerabilities found in IE6," said Mr Edwards.

A small number of young people in this study were targeted because of specific vulnerabilities, but this did not appear to include issues about sexual identity.