Sentence examples for visible vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Quoting "several people who have spoken to Mr Biden or his closest advisers", the Times subsequently reported: "Mr Biden's advisers have started to reach out to Democratic leaders and donors who have not yet committed to Mrs Clinton or who have grown concerned about what they see as her increasingly visible vulnerabilities as a candidate".

Click through, read about zombies, board up all the visible vulnerabilities in your home and pray for a quick death once the outbreak occurs.

At the moment, Kim's most visible vulnerability is his health: he is overweight and perhaps diabetic.

But Diaz's visible vulnerability had an upside: It made the Hollywood beauty more real to her fan base.

Does the lack of smiles and expressions of emotional vulnerability visible in many of these portraits, for example, tell something larger about the mythical idea of the artist?

Let's hope meaningful progress is made by then — and that the disseminated reports are secured, not a visible roadmap to our vulnerabilities.

A tug-of-war between headstrong independence and needy vulnerability is visible as early as infancy.

In other words, the corresponding vulnerability is only visible when logged in the site (the authentication page does not contain any SQL-injection vulnerability, it is the only way for any scanner to access the page including the vulnerability).

Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) are small changes in DNA that have no visible effects but do affect vulnerability.

Their focus is to hide any visible sign of weakness, emotional fragility and vulnerability.

Hillary Clinton's vulnerabilities as a Presidential candidate are visible and often remarked upon — conspicuous wealth, a self-protecting style, and the baggage accumulated during three decades in public life.