Sentence examples for vulnerabilities that may from inspiring English sources

"This will help mitigate other Java vulnerabilities that may be discovered in the future".

There is growing evidence that stress-coping mechanisms represent tumor cell vulnerabilities that may function as therapeutically beneficial targets.

Software-intensive space systems can harbor defects and vulnerabilities that may enable external adversaries or malicious insiders to disrupt or disable system functions, risking mission compromise or loss.

This is another key problem: the threat is poorly understood, with many apparent vulnerabilities that may or may not be exploited to endanger critical infrastructure.

Companies, together with outside advisors, should "think like an activist" to identify and (where appropriate) address potential vulnerabilities that may attract activist scrutiny.

Those with family in the UK, or who have specific vulnerabilities that may make them eligible to claim asylum in the UK, were told that their applications would be processed from the new locations.

Another possible mechanism is that exposure to suicide may induce or exacerbate depression in vulnerable adolescents, a vulnerability that may manifest as a suicidal behaviour through the mechanism of complicated bereavement rather than through contagion and imitation [ 14].

Second, does the court order create a general security vulnerability that may be wrongfully exploited in the future?

An ICD implant can expose them both to physical and psychological vulnerability that may negatively impact health-related quality of life (HRQoL).

His lack of charisma, and the political vulnerability that may flow from that, will worry Mr Blair, who is acutely aware that he needs a good Scottish vote in the next general election.

This decision to break the second rule of live broadcasting – hide from the audience how terrifying it can be – was risky, but exposed a touching vulnerability that may have usefully undercut, for some viewers, the allegations of arrogance that have sometimes haunted the broadcaster.