Sentence examples for most vulnerable link from inspiring English sources

A system is only as secure as its most vulnerable link, and becomes geometrically less secure with each additional vulnerability.

In the complex chain of plants and equipment that move oil from the Middle East, oil tankers are in many ways the most vulnerable link.

The most vulnerable link in the drug chain involves light aircraft that ferry processed cocaine from laboratories in the Llanos to the coasts.

"It's very clear that over the years the military-to-military relationship has been the most vulnerable link between the two countries in times of stress," said David M. Finkelstein, an analyst for the CNA Corporation's Center for Strategic Studies who has studied the exchanges.

Considering the heart as the obviously most vulnerable link of the cardiovascular chain, it must be one of our goals to relieve the heart as much as possible, while 'enforcing' as much systemic blood flow as necessary for peripheral organs.

Listen to UNICEF spokesman Patrick McCormick on protecting Haiti's "most vulnerable" (external link, opens in a new window).

Governments should explore the feasibility of risk-profiling of urban poor settlements, households and pregnant women to identify the most vulnerable and linking them to the available national schemes and programs.

It requires Britain to give a safe haven to some of the most vulnerable, lone refugee children without direct links to the UK.

The psyche builds layers of protection around people's most vulnerable traits, which may be closely linked to their precious essence.

This is particularly worrisome for children – especially those under 5 years old – who are most vulnerable to the devastating health complications linked to malnutrition, including heightened risk of opportunistic diseases such as diarrhoea and skin and respiratory infections.

With 62 per cent of Chadians living below the international poverty line of US$1.25 a day, this has the makings of a life-threatening crisis for thousands of families, and for children in particular, who are most vulnerable to the devastating health complications linked to malnutrition.