Sentence examples for principal vulnerability from inspiring English sources

The testimony was aimed at what many consider Mr. Kerry's principal vulnerability in his fiercely competitive race with President Bush: that voters still tend to trust Mr. Bush more to keep them safe, according to polls.

Mr. Holder's principal vulnerability was his role in facilitating the pardon given by President Bill Clinton eight years ago to Marc Rich, a financier who fled the country to avoid prosecution.

Ethics is viewed as the principal vulnerability for the Liberals, although the main center-right and leftist opposition parties appear too splintered to take full advantage at this point.

The stress test showed that the principal vulnerability of protection strategy being in use in Japan in 2011 was the reliance on computer systems in the assessment of the emergency exposure for decision-making during the emergency response phase.

It is worth noting that such thresholds represent the principal vulnerability of the SIFT algorithm, as we will see in section 4. Attacks against SIFT, in fact, locally alter the image in such a way that either a real keypoint falls below one of the thresholds (false negative) or a fake keypoint raises above one of the thresholds (false positive).

Georgia's own analysis is straightforward: its principal vulnerabilities, which it said proved decisive, were its comparative weakness to Russian air power and its inability to communicate effectively in combat.

He made phone calls from the White House and then uttered the famous phrase, 'no controlling legal authority.' " But the critique of Mr. Gore in today's speech steered clear of ethics and personality, which Republicans once saw as Mr. Gore's principal vulnerabilities, and straight into the issues.

"We need to move away from weapons and mutual vulnerability as the principal currency of our strategic relationship with Russia," a senior Bush administration official said.

A student in a Saratoga County New Yorkk) school alerted his principal to a computer security vulnerability that could expose the names, social security numbers and addresses of school employees.

In this study, DRASTIC based-GIS technique is used to investigate the groundwater vulnerability of the principal aquifer in the southeastern Missan governorate, south of Iraq.

The data is interpreted to show that low-CSL boundaries (defined by the more restrictive Palumbo-Aust criterion), low-angle boundaries, and general boundaries with plane normals well of the principal stress axis, have low vulnerability to cracking.