Sentence examples for vulnerable inception from inspiring English sources
In order to achieve Science Parks vision and mission, HKSTP incubation programmes provide incubation services to assist technology startups in their vulnerable inception stages, enabling them to grow and flourish.
Not only can the deck be stacked in merit-based selections, but lotteries themselves have been vulnerable to manipulation since their inception in Roman times.
It also has to do with Pakistan's more fundamental challenge of being, since inception, an Islamic state, and thus vulnerable to religious radicalism.
15 Besides their potential to meet resistance at their inception (see challenge 4 above), 'projects' may be especially vulnerable to challenges of sustainability.
They include garbage disposal, mainstreaming gender and HIV/AIDS (among other vulnerable groups) into WASH and development of profiles for expected hygiene behaviors at inception phase of the program.
Pulses of sediment supply from catchments rendered vulnerable by human perturbations during the Roman period resulted in a new cycle of inception of many other deltas and in rapid delta growth (e.g. the Ebro, the Po, the Arno and the Ombrone).
14 15 Since its inception, the WHC has been adapted and tested for sex workers and other vulnerable women in Pretoria, South Africa, 16 yielding reductions in alcohol use and partner violence and improvements in condom use at 6-month follow-up.
As the programme began with a six-month inception phase, a number of reports, surveys and assessments were conducted to understand the context and needs of vulnerable children, women and their families.
Call it "Inception" for geeks.
