Sentence examples for supposed vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

This is a key point to make in light of the current research on COTM and their supposed vulnerabilities.

When she came to the throne in 1740, at the age of 23, neighboring princes were quick to try to take advantage of her supposed vulnerability.

Shortened URLs that link to supposed vulnerability details could, in fact, link to malicious websites, so moderators would need to incur the risk of regularly clicking on potentially dangerous links.

After she finishes [her speech], we'll dry each other's hands -- that's supposed to symbolize vulnerability to each other," Peek said.

THERE is something about being older that is supposed to make for vulnerability to the pitches of confidence men.

They don't want to give in because that would be admitting something a professional athlete is never supposed to admit: "I have vulnerabilities".

In an acknowledgement of the damaging effect that prisons can have on mental health, Liaison and Diversion services are supposed to identify offenders with vulnerabilities at first contact.

This is how vulnerability research is supposed to work.

In the disaster research literature, different factors have been identified by different authors as increasing or decreasing social vulnerability in every supposed phase of the disaster cycle.

Vulnerability markers are supposed to represent proximately and specifically an underlying pathology linked to an increased liability to develop a complex disease.

But its consequences are there for all of us - for his family, for Abbott, for Johnson and other fast bowlers, and for us as supporters, reminded of our own vulnerabilities by someone we supposed exempt from them.