There is the matter of vulnerability caused by another, direct terrorist strike, perhaps alleviated by moving to totally electronic market.
Foreign policy and military matters are points of vulnerability for Romney.
The authors further showed that genetic makeup matters in terms of vulnerability to endocrine disruption.
Care as a matter of courage: Vulnerability, suffering and ethical formation in nursing care.
To make matters worse, their sense of vulnerability is being sharpened by growing crowd discontent whenever a referral is made to television match officials, whose role has been expanded this season.
This study showed that these students, although deeply moved by the event and showing a sense of vulnerability on the matter, had no difficulty with the demands of school or home life, contrasting those who were connected to the bombing and its victims, who suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder.
"Areas of particular focus would include such matters as the vulnerability of certain populations to stimulants and the incidence and consequence of excessive consumption" of energy drinks, especially by young people, F.D.A. officials wrote.
We investigated alterations in gray matter volume (GMV) to determine a possible neuroanatomical basis of vulnerability in patients with CM having type I BD (BD-I).
As reported in several other studies regarding the conduct of research among poor and disadvantaged minorities [ 4, 7, 9, 10, 16], the closer examination of "vulnerability" to exploitation, impaired decision-making, or both, are important matters for the ethics committee.
To sit with another in this deep trench of vulnerability, beneath all the layers of what-we-thought-mattered and to finally know, on the level of our bones, the only thing that matters and has ever mattered is love.
