Sentence examples for indication of vulnerability from inspiring English sources

But it's a very unwelcome indication of vulnerability.

It was the latest indication of vulnerability from Intel, which supplies 80% of the microprocessors that run computers.

Children orphaned by AIDS are considered vulnerable - recent UNICEF research shows that factors such as poverty levels and access to education are also important indications of vulnerability.

Adaptive capacity mediates potential impact or gross vulnerability to provide an indication of net vulnerability.

Indeed, his fourth-place finish in New Hampshire, a state where he was once considered competitive, provided an early indication of his vulnerability.

This paper also provides a general indication of seismic vulnerability of common low-rise transfer structures in regions of low to moderate seismicity.

There was an early indication of their vulnerability to counterattacks when McClean, starting as he would continue, darted between Alexis Sánchez and Héctor Bellerín in the seventh minute before curling a dangerous pass across the face of goal.

Moreover, from the sub-components of the LRI, one can see that the studied households seem to have relatively higher absorptive capacity than adaptive or transformative capacities, a further indication of their vulnerability.

30 32 For the countries of origin, the rapid increases of obesity and T2D following migration to high-income countries give a clear indication of the vulnerability of the population left behind as many of these countries continue to westernise.

6– 8 The finding in this study of significantly higher percentages deceased in ICD diagnosis group "External causes of injury and poisoning" in men who had changed their county of residence, may be an indication of greater vulnerability to mental health problems and should be investigated further.

The Falklands War between Britain and Argentina gave early indications of the vulnerability of big platforms, didn't it?