Sentence examples for obvious vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Filings for eviction and bankruptcy are up sharply.Mr Bush also has two rather less obvious vulnerabilities.

Extreme wealth, after all, invariably creates its own traps — its ostentations tend to broadcast its obvious vulnerabilities to pirates.

They may not recognise themselves in his lifestyle or his other-worldly golf but they certainly recognise something of themselves in his obvious vulnerabilities.

Brexit – if the UK votes to leave the 28-nation union – or even Grexit – the departure of Greece from the eurozone – are the obvious vulnerabilities.

Mr. Bush came to mind because, for all of the obvious vulnerabilities he exhibited in 2000, it was not him but Mr. Gore who was mocked unmercifully by the national media.

Harper suggests solutions for fixing some of Twitter's most obvious vulnerabilities – fixes she says would require very few engineering hours on the inside but that would offer significant and immediate benefits to users in terms of security, privacy and usability.

His most obvious vulnerability is on abortion.

The obvious vulnerability of the buildings heightened the sense of shock.

But his obvious vulnerability, alone in an Al Qaeda apartment, may have made him reluctant to ask obvious questions.

She was a glamorous Greek opera star of singular talent and obvious vulnerability, and he was a charismatic and slightly sinister Greek tycoon.

Yet their plan was also online and could be accessed through a link sent around by e-mail, an obvious vulnerability.