Sentence examples for recognise their vulnerability from inspiring English sources

After Bali, and a series of smaller but damaging attacks in the Philippines, all countries in the region have begun to recognise their vulnerability.

Yet some firms offering cloud services have more concentrated operations than others.Firms are starting to recognise their vulnerability to cyber-attack, but few have much idea what they would do if it happened.

'Good' patients are required to act in a similar fashion – to recognise their vulnerability and take steps to manage their risks of disease recurrence via regular monitoring and surveillance, but not to use these technologies 'inappropriately', in a cost-inflationary fashion.

From medical school onwards cultural change is necessary to allow doctors to recognise their vulnerabilities so they can more easily generate strategies to manage if they become unwell.

A more promising approach might be to provide self-relevant information, encouraging people to recognise their own vulnerability.

Importantly, young men need to engage as active agents in change, to recognise benefits in such change, but mostly to recognise their own vulnerability in a rigid binary system of gender where masculinity is constrained by adherence to particular kinds of performances, not only dangerous for young women and women but equally for young men and men.

The regulator, which now has responsibility for UK medical undergraduates, the Deaneries and the medical schools must work together to enable students and trainees to recognise their own vulnerabilities and facilitate the generation of strategies should they become ill.

That will occur only when families and communities learn to recognise their own particular risks and vulnerabilities - and are empowered to develop the capacity to care for those already infected while working to stop future infection.