Sentence examples for impending vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
Resilience, the property of supply chains to handle impending vulnerabilities and potential disruptions is becoming a success factor for modern firms.
None of these approaches to identifying frailty, as functional deficit, a composite index, or vulnerability to impending decline, have been well-validated within a medical inpatient cohort.
It warned of an impending global energy crisis that would increase "US and global vulnerability to disruption", and leave the US facing "unprecedented energy price volatility".
But her own "unprofessional" state of being in love, and the sense of her impending death, allows her lover's father, Germont, to exploit her vulnerability and morally blackmail her into giving up his son.
A recent bereavement or an impending death may increase the fear of cancer and influence feelings of vulnerability.
If the root states of fear and distress that lie beneath obsessive worry are very old--for example, a current fear of rejection or financial vulnerability that conjures up childhood traumas, we can regress into feelings of impending annihilation.
But as word spread of the impending visit — Mr. Obama's first as the presumed Democratic nominee for president — there were fresh reminders of the country's vulnerability.
Bernanke's impending departure.
There is an impending crisis.
"An impending closure threatens that.
