Sentence examples for despite its vulnerability from inspiring English sources

How does capitalism consistently generate profits despite its vulnerability to destabilizing events that can plunge the global economy into chaos?

Interestingly, despite its vulnerability, a large number of viruses and bacteriophages use ssDNA as the transmissible form of their genomes.

However, despite its vulnerability, there is no research conducted regarding the species, and its environmental requirements in Ethiopia.

Despite its vulnerability to sea ice change, the narwhal has some flexibility when it comes to sea ice and habitat selection.

In defeating the plan, they and their Republican allies reaffirmed a notion of constitutional government that endures, eight decades on, despite its vulnerabilities.

Yet despite its apparent vulnerability, not to mention the personal unpopularity of Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori, the L.D.P. managed -- just -- to cling to power in last Sunday's election.

The less vulnerable sub-watersheds are found in the lower areas of the watershed and one of these is considered a natural protected area with limitations and restrictions in land use, despite its lower vulnerability.

This has led to a population with low herd immunity, which explains its vulnerability to outbreaks despite a low Aedes premise index of < 1%.

The kingdom is ruled by a frail gerontocracy, despite its oil wealth and political vulnerability.

Given that angiogenesis is one of the hallmarks of cancer (Hanahan and Weinberg 2000), the capacity for rapid angiogenesis is likely to increase vulnerability to cancer, despite its function in wound healing.

MELBOURNE — As another tennis season begins in earnest at the Australian Open, the consensus in Melbourne is that despite his vulnerability at the end of 2011, Novak Djokovic remains the champion to beat.