Sentence examples for of its vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

She does, however, paint a picture of a globalized, technologically advanced Western economy that, in retrospect, should have been aware of its vulnerabilities.

Britain's economy has grown strongly over the past two years but the forthcoming vote on its membership of the European Union has emphasised some of its vulnerabilities.

Executives from most neighboring counties have criticized the plans, with most calling for the closing of Indian Point pending a review of its vulnerabilities and security measures.

Researchers said Thursday that they had decoded the genomes of the 99 strains of common cold virus and developed a catalog of its vulnerabilities.

So the F. B. I. office in New York has conducted an extensive analysis of the money flowing into the area to create a blueprint of its vulnerabilities, a process, an official said, that is being continually updated.

An ever more connected India is becoming more conscious of its vulnerabilities in this area and understands the need for international support.

THE Postal Service's announcement that it plans to end Saturday mail delivery reminds us of its vulnerability to the technological convulsions of the information age.

This lies at the heart of its vulnerability to outside events.

According to former defence secretary Des Browne, Britain has not even begun to make a comprehensive assessment of its vulnerability.

He covered that softening with tough words clearly implying "or else," and reminding the U.N. of its vulnerability by raising the specter of the feckless League of Nations.

The fund was created in response to concerns that millions of dollars in federal homeland security money was being given to every state, regardless of its vulnerability.