Sentence examples for due to vulnerability from inspiring English sources

Late last month, as the Blaster worm was emerging, but before it had made headlines, the Department of Homeland Security issued a timely warning, "Potential for Significant Impact on Internet Operations Due to Vulnerability in Microsoft Operating Systems".

Though the research on non-heterosexual women and poverty is disturbingly minimal – most of the US-based research is from the Williams Institute at the University of California Los Angeles – LGBT people are more likely to experience poverty due to vulnerability in employment and less support from family: 24% of lesbian and bisexual women live in poverty, compared with 19% of heterosexual women.

Nevertheless, due to vulnerability of SADS process, that is low sulfur capacity and short stability of the adsorbents, the process has not been industrialized up to now [5].

Fgf10 deficiency leads to impaired embryonic lung development and death upon postnatal hyperoxia lung injury due to vulnerability of the epithelium.

When needed, reference to "disasters triggered by natural hazards" or, more specifically, "disasters due to vulnerability to natural hazards" are the preferred expressions.

Due to vulnerability of solar energy based technologies to weather fluctuations and variations in solar thermal irradiance, thermal energy storage (TES) systems with their high thermal storage capacity offer a sustainable solution.

The Internet is subject to attacks due to vulnerabilities in its routing protocols.

The framework can consider statistical dependencies among risks from multiple hazards, allows updating by considering the newly available data/information at any level, and provide a novel way to explore alternative failure scenarios that may exist due to vulnerabilities.

Cancer is a leading cause of global mortality, and women in low - and middle - income countries are disproportionately affected due to vulnerabilities related to gender inequality, poverty and environmental factors.

Lesotho has the third highest HIV prevalence in the world (adult prevalence estimated at 23%) [3], mainly due to vulnerabilities associated with migrant labour such as overcrowded living and working conditions, and long periods away from home leading to disruption of social networks and potential increases in risky behaviours such as alcohol abuse and multiple sexual partners [4], [5].

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has become the latest celebrity to fall prey to hacking group OurMine Security, apparently due to a vulnerability in URL shortening service Bitly.