Sentence examples for internal vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

But, at the end of the day, the Justice League had its own internal vulnerabilities.

In such cases, Fast calls for a better accounting of the internal vulnerabilities of humanitarian workers and agencies.

The core assumption of this book turns to internal vulnerabilities in that the violence against humanitarian workers is to some extent "self-generated" and a result of their own actions and decisions (Fast 2014, p. 145).

Illuminating a number of central issues about psychic disturbances more generally including the relative importance of external stressors and internal vulnerabilities in causing mental illness, the benefits and costs of mental illness labels, and the influence of gender on expressions of mental disturbance PTSD is a compact yet comprehensive survey.

As a leading moderate who supported Turnbull during the leadership change from Tony Abbott, Bishop faces a degree of internal vulnerability.

'Research shows that any mental-health problem is, normally speaking, associated with a life event - the extent to which this event will cause a mental-health problem will vary according to the individual's internal coping mechanism.' In other words, there is an interaction between internal vulnerability and an external event.

Psychiatrists don't know what causes personality disorders but suggest (as they always do) it has something to do with internal vulnerability (nature) and early parenting (nurture): in the case of narcissism they stress inconsistent parenting involving excessive praise or criticism that is not balanced by realistic feedback.

QuadrigaCX's woes, however, raise the added challenge of "hardening" cybersecurity and perimeter defenses, while leaving such an obvious internal vulnerability with only one party holding the proverbial keys to the city.

These factors are linked to Chambers' (1989) definition of "internal vulnerability", explained above.

They need to address both their external vulnerability, by alleviating stressors threatening households, as well as their internal vulnerability, by strengthening their resilience or ability to cope.

The increase in internal vulnerability of households means that any external "shock", whether it is due to climatic factors, civil disturbance or economic mismanagement, becomes increasingly difficult to absorb.