Sentence examples for vulnerable installation from inspiring English sources

Another vulnerable installation is Diego Garcia, an atoll in the Indian Ocean that serves as a logistics hub for American and British forces in the Middle East and sits a few feet above sea level.

He also made the decision, controversial in Washington, to shift the terminus of the 6 inches oil pipeline from Calcutta to Chittagong in order to avoid crossing the Ganges and Brahmaputra Rivers, and the dangers of concentrating too many vulnerable installations in the Calcutta area.

Despite the concessions, analysts say the government's lack of control over parts of the country and the limited resources of Libya's security forces could leave many oil and gas installations vulnerable to future demonstrations.

Economic systems that are designed to offload risk produce particularly inaccurate risk analyses and particularly vulnerable or dangerous installations.

Many of its critical installations are vulnerable to rising seas and storm surges.

WABC-TV in New York was cited for reports that detailed vulnerable security at American military installations.

Yet he admitted to staking out targets — vulnerable public sites, Iraqi military installations, and mosques where Muslims opposed to ISIS congregated — and plotting how and where to plant roadside explosives to kill soldiers and civilians.

Launch sites are generally big, fixed installations that are vulnerable to attack.

The team estimates that the computer system most vulnerable to hackers is the default installation of a Red Hat 6.2 server, which they say is usually compromised within 72 hours.

Yet again, Adobe's Flash plugin has been hit by a "zero-day" exploit, meaning that even users with a fully up-to-date installation of the software are vulnerable to attacks.

Many street art installations tend to be temporary, vulnerable to the whims of the public domain whose upkeep often involves whitewashing the walls that were the artists' canvases.