The Internet has brought these plants online and made them more vulnerable, and the foundation of the Net itself is susceptible to attack, too.
It must allow the greengrocer to say, "What's wrong with the workers of the world uniting?" Thus the sign helps the greengrocer to conceal from himself the low foundations of his obedience, at the same time concealing the low foundations of power.But those shallow foundations were vulnerable to individual acts of disobedience.
Small theaters like the Vineyard are particularly vulnerable to declines in foundation support, given the extent that their budgets rely on such grants.
This immoral budget declares war on America's children, our most vulnerable group, and the foundation of our nation's current and future economic, military and leadership security.
Those shallow foundations were vulnerable to individual acts of disobedience.
The resulting relations may find direct application in the performance-based seismic analysis/design of soil-structure systems for which the foundations are vulnerable (i.e., prone to uplifting and/or soil plastification).
Mindful of reported difficulties in facilitating youth participation in particular vulnerable youth in the creation of global health knowledge, which should be the foundation of international HIV policy [ 20, 27], we intend to use interdisciplinary tools to facilitate this participation.
High quality health care accessible to every person ― especially the most vulnerable ― serves as a foundation for many of our essential social service systems.
Supportive housing is proven to work (as supply has increased, chronic homelessness has been cut almost in half), because it forms a strong foundation from which vulnerable people can pursue the connections they need to achieve better health, substance use recovery, jobs, parenting skills and so much more.
A better understanding of the dyads situation could serve as a foundation for identifying vulnerable dyads in order to provide targeted support.
