Sentence examples for space vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The percentage of the entire resistance space vulnerable to each attack is given below.

Irritated, he fumbled around beneath his work space as vulnerable boxes of Jell-O marched into the spreading disaster.

Fashion marketing is no longer restricted to billboards or magazines, but entering into a seemingly personal space where vulnerable young girls look to emulate it.

[C13.] New Standards for U.S. Landlords After the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was bombed in 1995, the government ordered new standards to make leased space less vulnerable to explosives.

The students are then asked to identify the features that increased the impact of the attack, made the space more vulnerable, and any measures that would have reduced the initial risk and lessened the scale of the tragedy.

However, space is vulnerable itself to the new space threats.

"It is outrageous that so many HGVs are allowed to 'share' road space with vulnerable users but are not required to have even this simple and low cost safety equipment that is proven to save cyclists' lives".

In their original formulation of the routine activities approach, Cohen and Felson (1979) proposed that for any criminal act to occur three components must align in time and space: a vulnerable victim; a motivated offender; and the absence of a capable guardian.

The one element that would probably keep me from participating is that the spaces are vulnerable.

"Populate or perish" was once a slogan when Australians felt their wide open spaces were vulnerable to invasion.

As last week's attacks in Mumbai brought home, town centres, transport hubs, hotels and other public spaces are vulnerable to attack.