Sentence examples for sensitive vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Just as many of her patients have the "uncanny ability to detect — and then broadcast — a person's most exquisitely sensitive vulnerabilities," she can articulate many of the most uncomfortable questions that plague the rest of us.

Cisco has a 24/7 hotline and a secure system that hackers can use to send encrypted messages to the company about sensitive vulnerabilities.

As Margaret, Amy Adams does a very fine job of engaging our sympathies, her slightly startled manner suggesting a potent blend of intuitive fire and sensitive vulnerability.

23 The brain may have a time-sensitive vulnerability for whole-brain ischaemia even though CPR is performed.

The SDGs focus on an extremely broad set of development objectives and, in terms of disaster losses, on being sensitive to vulnerabilities by gender, age, and disability.

At the same time, paradoxically, he is brilliantly informed about opera and, when need be, almost psychically sensitive to the vulnerabilities of genuinely great talents.

These systems are extremely sensitive to software vulnerabilities, as their exploitation could lead to injury, damage to equipment, or environmental catastrophe.

The United States must be acutely sensitive to the vulnerability of its space systems.

She thinks intervention needs to be timely, targeted on specific concerns, publicly accountable and, vitally, sensitive to the vulnerability of users of services.

The ceding of authority in Iraq to the United Nations will be highly sensitive and the vulnerability of the whole process to violence is acute.

They all understood that government must be sensitive to environmental vulnerability.