Sentence examples for vulnerability to challenges from inspiring English sources

Hersh and Chesnutt shared a commitment to musical authenticity, and also a vulnerability to challenges to their mental health.

The major nations of the world today are bound by much broader and complex forms of interdependence comprising trade, finance and production networks as well as shared vulnerability to transnational challenges such as terrorism and climate change.

Some individuals show exceptional resilience while others show remarkable vulnerability to environmental challenges, and the differences in the outcomes between these groups could not be starker.

Mr. Lazio's fund-raising underscores his vulnerability to a challenge from Carl Paladino, a wealthy and outspoken Buffalo developer who is petitioning to get on the Republican ballot and who has promised to spend $10 million of his own money on a campaign.

Her vulnerability to a challenge could speak to the changing nature of the Democratic electorate.

Aging is associated with increased vulnerability to inflammatory challenge.

The relationship between ERK, akt mRNA, PI3K and cell vulnerability to βGBP challenge was sustained both in mammary ductal cells forced to mimic an aggressive behaviour and in non-aggressive breast cancer cells undergoing an enforced shift into an aggressive phenotype.

The combined action could permanently change the nigrostriatal DA system and enhance its vulnerability to subsequent neurotoxicant challenges.

Investing in social protection not only supports progress towards a range of Millennium Development Goals, it has the potential to reduce poor people's vulnerabilities to global challenges such as aggregate economic shocks, instability in the price of food or other essential commodities, and climate change.

But party debate is now dominated by rumors of Mr. Hague's new vulnerability to such a challenge and by growing division between Tories favoring authoritarian and libertarian brands of conservatism.

Thus, we chose to introduce these psychologically important features of predictability and of controllability of the predisposing stressors to assess whether these influenced the vulnerability to the ulcerogenic challenge of RiW.