Sentence examples for vulnerability to being from inspiring English sources

Safety experts said that the Model S fires raised questions about its vulnerability to being punctured as it travels down a road.

"It informed part of the process used by independent experts to assess a person's vulnerability to being drawn into terrorism, and the support which would most benefit them to stop this happening".

In that story, set in a town in antebellum Missouri, a baby who is one-thirty-second black (and therefore, under the law, black) was brought up as white and then learns, mid-life, of his origins and of his vulnerability to being sold as a slave.

This enclosed the front wheels to reduce side-on impact damage, and greatly decreased the robot's ground clearance to reduce its vulnerability to being flipped, whilst also making it easier to get underneath opponents to crush them.

As long as lesbian and queer nurses are not openly identified, their vulnerability to being secretly derided behind their backs hurts and intimidates all nurses and diminishes the effectiveness of all nurses.

During disasters and in their aftermath, persons with disabilities (PWD) experience heightened vulnerability to being harmed or wronged (1– 4).

I would have done better to balance my assertiveness with vulnerability – to be more real.

(Okenedo has the beauty, mystery and vulnerability to be a great Blanche DuBois in A Streetcar Named Desire).

It took about a further month for the vulnerability to be fixed.

These tensions show that the better-prepared and trained professionals, working as a team, may consider vulnerability to be insurmountable.

From what I'd heard about prison (and of course also from movies), I knew that my emotional neediness would be considered a vulnerability to be preyed upon.