Sentence examples for vulnerabilities more from inspiring English sources

"China exposes Brazil's vulnerabilities more than any other country in the world".

But he heads into Super Tuesday next week — when 10 states, including Georgia, Ohio, Tennessee and Virginia, will hold contests — with his vulnerabilities more exposed to the political elements than they have been so far.

"Acquisition inefficiencies may, in the end, drive American vulnerabilities more than any other dimension of America's national security complex," said Representative Duncan Hunter, the California Republican who is chairman of the House Armed Services Committee.

But in many dimensions, fundamentals are worse and financial vulnerabilities more severe (for example, unemployment and financing needs).

Open source components don't have more vulnerabilities than closed source ones, he added, "but their heavy reuse makes those vulnerabilities more impactful".

This positive framing is more than cosmetic it begins from a position of agency (Tanner et al. 2014), which suggests that communities are not passive but rather are aware of their complex vulnerabilities more broadly.

Common features of their victims are age and emotional vulnerability, more often than same gender.

"No city in the world makes that vulnerability more explicit than Tokyo": Junot Diaz explains what it means to fall in love with a city.

It seems at least likely that Monroe would have given a more pained performance and gotten at the depth of the character's vulnerability more effectively than Hepburn.

Schiele, the youngest of the group, revealed his vulnerability more deeply, rendering himself, often nude and exposed, as subject to the existential crises of modern life.

Just becoming aware of what I had been doing and why — by acknowledging it to myself — allowed me to feel the vulnerability more directly.