Others said Wall Street's gains are vulnerable, because they stem largely from institutional investors, like hedge fund managers, who capitalize on moving quickly in and out of the market.
It is crucial to recognise that transition is also donor withdrawal, and with donor withdrawal we have a duty of care to ensure that hard-won gains for vulnerable people are not lost by withdrawing too quickly or without sufficient planning and coordination".
As the fear gains momentum, the vulnerable stranger morphs into a devil, crouching on their beds at night… and we know there's no hope for him now.
In the literature, the DSTC designs in [17 23] can achieve full diversity order and high coding gains but are vulnerable to delays.
Hence, while states with a high degree of income concentration and/or dependence on capital gains are especially vulnerable to volatility in the tax base, the resulting large changes in AGI at the top of the income distribution do not necessarily translate into sharper drops in tax revenue.
The current gains are tenuous, vulnerable to the vagaries of politics and economic oscillations.
Mondrowitz was an unqualified psychologist who used his practice to gain access to vulnerable children.
Some of the cases involved officers accessing the police national computer to gain details of vulnerable women to initiate sexual contact.
The promises sounded fine because redevelopment projects always offer the prospect of a revitalised urban economy with more service jobs and taxes paid so that the poor and vulnerable gain.
As is the Police National Network, which links the databases of British forces, reducing the risk of cases akin to the Soham murders, where repeat offender Ian Huntley was able to move to another county with a clean slate and able to gain employment alongside vulnerable children.
