Sentence examples for least vulnerability from inspiring English sources
While the Eastern region was found to have the highest average vulnerability of approximately 73%, the Upper West region had the least vulnerability with about 21% of the population being vulnerable to poverty.
But he undoubtedly has a fascination with frailty, or at least vulnerability.
Fortified by new radio and television commercials that trumpet his "America first" themes, he is concentrating on states where he sees weakness or at least vulnerability in the Republican nominee, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas.
In this study the VI is scaled from 0 to 1; 0 denotes least vulnerable or no vulnerability and 1 denotes most vulnerable system.
Over 40percentt, representing 89 different products, had at least one vulnerability.
Tools, such as Nessus make it possible for naive administrators to perform at least baseline vulnerability scans on their networks.
Our case report gives some additional hints to a possible genetic susceptibility or at least genetic vulnerability for Grave's disease in combination with external factors, such as smoking, viral/bacterial infection, and chemical agents.
The Center for People Empowerment in Governance, a nongovernmental group that is monitoring the automation process, has listed at least 30 vulnerabilities of the P.C.O.S. machines, among them the fact that the elections commission has not yet made public the source code of the program being used, as required by a 2007 law.
The depth to groundwater is classified from three (least effect on vulnerability) to nine (most effect on vulnerability).
Mr. Aliyev's emergence as a critic, unusual in a society where retired leaders generally stay retired, suggested that Mr. Gorbachev's enemies at least sense his vulnerability.
Since you can imagine Barbara Jefford's majestically bellicose Volumnia dismissing Boadicea as a bimbo and the Amazons as a bunch of balky schoolgirls, there is every reason for Mr. Fiennes to stress or at least suggest suppressed vulnerability.
