They make their debut as members of a four-strong girl gang; their characters are rawhide-tough on the outside, complex and vulnerable within, and bound by ties of friendship made deeply moving by these novice actress' confident, charismatic performances.
Yahoo! 's vulnerable situation was bound to bring out acquisition offers, and Microsoft has been sniffing at the company for a year.
The Vatican's megalomaniacal dysfunctions and failures of imagination -- which take the forms of misogyny, homophobia, anti-Semitism, and a readiness to victimize its most vulnerable -- are inextricably bound; they are low-hanging fruit of the poisoned tree of the Vatican's commitment to ruling by fear, when it should be guiding by love.
London dominates, recruiting vulnerable people who can be bound into the culture, isolated from others, with ease.
If Perry does declare for president and wins the nomination, he's bound to be vulnerable to that fact in a general election that will certainly be colored by the debt crisis.
When you abandon the mind games and socially acceptable behavior, you're bound to feel vulnerable.
Future tests for mobiles are bound to be less vulnerable to such gaming.And consumers increasingly ignore the specs in favour of what they see.
Though the policy also aims to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable groups to cope with potential disasters, it is not clear how vulnerable groups such as women who are bound by outdated practices of a community can be empowered to be resilient during disasters because crude version of culture has no place for sustained argument in the face of disaster risk reduction.
Second, only 5'-end modified strands will be covalently bound, rendering non-modified strands vulnerable to easy removal by heat denaturation.
We are locking up our most damaged and vulnerable women in bleak, under-staffed institutions, from which, despite the best efforts of many people, they are almost bound to emerge more damaged, more vulnerable.
