Sentence examples for unexpected vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

It is something of the paradox of technological progress that, in our efforts to become invulnerable, we usually gain new, unexpected vulnerabilities, leaving us in vaguely the same condition after all.

But Ms. Gionfriddo keeps us guessing about the character (ditsy or wily? victim, manipulator or a little of both?) as divided allegiances — Suzanna's to Max, Andrew's to Becky — put a strain on the marriage and expose unexpected vulnerabilities.

"The internet service providers and the companies that make the routing equipment have plans and personnel in place for getting things up and running again if unexpected vulnerabilities are exploited". We are so used to having an always-on internet connection that even relatively short disruptions would have an effect, however.

Together, our findings indicate that mutual exclusivity of oncogenic mutations may reveal unexpected vulnerabilities and therapeutic possibilities.

And yet, Riseborough also manages to invest Simpson with an unexpected vulnerability, in much the same way as she winkled out the softness beneath the young Margaret Thatcher for the BBC's The Long Walk to Finchley in 2008.

The performance, which embodied both a quicksilver rage and an unexpected vulnerability, earned him a César for best actor and international plaudits – the Guardian's film critic, Peter Bradshaw, hailed Duris as "one of the most exciting young actors of his generation – in France or anywhere else".

Mr. Hernandez's eviction represents an unexpected vulnerability in what many believed were San Francisco's unassailable tenant protection laws — a breach that tenant's rights advocates fear other landlords could exploit at a time when the city's rental market is extremely tight.

Describing her character arc in Buffy, Mary Alice Money views Cordelia as one of many transformed or redeemed Buffy characters, one who "reveals a previously unexpected vulnerability that nullifies some of their less attractive traits".

At first, Nabawy has his signature sunglasses on, but as our conversation gets more interesting, and the photographers ease up a bit, the glasses come off, to reveal an unexpected vulnerability in his eyes.

D'Agata, S. et al. Unexpected high vulnerability of functions in wilderness areas: evidence from coral reef fishes.

Although the solid-fueled third stage of the rocket failed and the small satellite payload was destroyed, the rocket flew in an arc over Japan, raising fears in Tokyo of unexpected military vulnerability.