Sentence examples for vulnerable behavior from inspiring English sources

Moreover the first layer of the directly coated H13 tool steel showed vulnerable behavior under high temperature application showing numerous cracks.

Still, any business with big fixed costs like Industrious is vulnerable to behavior shifts, so it better hope the coworking trend doesn't blow over.

The vulnerable transverse behavior of the carbon-fiber-reinforced polymer/plastic (CFRP) restricts the application of CFRP cables in bridges, when considering the possible collisions from vehicles.

If you have qualms, remember that teenagers are more vulnerable to behaviors leading to permanent injury or death than any other age group.

These widows may subsequently engage in more vulnerable risk behaviors that elevate their chances of HIV infection.

At the same time, although younger children are more vulnerable to behavior-externalizing problems [ 23, 24], the relationship between age and mental health is still unclear.

Now scientists in Sweden have identified a genetic factor that makes some chickens vulnerable to this behavior but spares others.

Giving every employee of a gun store access to the intimate details of a vulnerable person's behavior contradicts all of these policies and would serve as a deterrent to seeking care.

We must therefore find out the psychological cause which makes people vulnerable to suggestive behavior from people who slowly win over confidence and then push a person from a phase of rationality to a phase of irrationality.

Mr. Raines voiced this idea too, and drew a parallel with the case of a New Jersey hospital nurse who admitted killing more than 30 patients: "Any important institution is vulnerable to sociopathic behavior.

These MANETs are particularly vulnerable to selfish behavior, as some nodes may prefer saving resources to forward data.