Sentence examples for more vulnerable aspects from inspiring English sources

It's simply that other more vulnerable aspects have emerged and taken a front seat.

Expect Griffey, a singer with a lovely tone and great sensitivity, to bring out the more vulnerable aspects of Britten's tough and troubled fisherman.

And though the fiercer Nilsson also encompassed the great heroines' more vulnerable aspects, Ms. Dalayman's deeply felt portrayals of Brünnhilde and Isolde at the Metropolitan Opera in the last few seasons render comparison academic.

In contrast, in single encounters with a GP, the relationship is more vulnerable and some aspects of patients' healthcare needs could remain unmet [ 33].

The proglacial lakes of the northern aspect are more vulnerable to lake surface temperature changes.

But now other countries look more vulnerable.

Another aspect, which might explain why Haiti is even more vulnerable than its neighbors Dominican Republic and Jamaica is the level of development and incomplete insurance markets that increase the impact of the shocks when they occur (Strobl 2012).

In the process, the boycott has redefined the national security aspects of food security, particularly for small states that are more vulnerable to external pressures.

They were more vulnerable.

He never seemed more vulnerable.

It makes them more vulnerable".