Sentence examples for extraordinary vulnerability from inspiring English sources

The consequence is an extraordinary vulnerability to any shock.

We're in a position of both extraordinary vulnerability and extreme trust.

Not only are the poor disproportionately exploited, the very fact of being poor creates extraordinary vulnerability to countless major and minor daily roadblocks.

The result — turning Brand's blithely decadent comic persona into an element of melodrama, and making full use of Greta Gerwig's extraordinary vulnerability and spontaneity — would have been a rebooting of Brand and a great and entirely justified boost for Gerwig, as well as a surprising, maybe even moving, experience.

Sadly, what is never different is the extraordinary vulnerability of economic prediction to long tail events and the always humbling test of reality.

Now, with QE3 winding down, Yellen pledges that the Fed will further help 'the large share of American families with very few assets and extraordinary vulnerability' by continuing with the asymmetrical policies that have transferred the earnings of the many into the vaults of the few.

This seems to create extraordinary political vulnerability for Tim Kaine, who's said to be on Barack Obama's short list: would Democrats really want a vice presidential candidate whose administration just broke the law to raise electricity rates at a time when the national political debate is centered around bring fuel costs down?

Several traditional and dialysis-specific factors have been studied to explain this extraordinary CV vulnerability to SD. Cardiac arrhythmias may be triggered by electrolyte imbalances, especially in the hearts of CKD patients who are susceptible to atherosclerosis, myocardiocytic fibrosis, calcification and myocardial ischaemia [ 3].

This extraordinary feeling of vulnerability the landscape gives you is not necessarily a negative thing.

On Tuesday, in an extraordinary display of vulnerability and emotion on the floor of the House, Mr. Rangel acknowledged the pain that the ethics investigations had inflicted on him and his party.

Her female characters are presented with extraordinary compassion, their vulnerabilities achingly apparent; the lonely nun in Sister Imelda, for example, who strikes up an illicit friendship with one of her schoolgirl pupils.