Sentence examples for vulnerable movement from inspiring English sources

One of the goals in sports injury prevention should be to develop less vulnerable movement patterns.

But he said the company was vulnerable to movements in commodity prices and had questionable accounting.

Nearly 50% is denominated in foreign currencies, making the country vulnerable to movements in exchange rates.In this section Haughty indifference, or masterly inactivity?

One could die of exposure to the cool indifference of the non-dancers and their practiced avoidance of our vulnerable, tentative movements.

They were frequently pinned back by Spurs' superior passing and looked vulnerable to the movement of Mido and Jermain Defoe, preferred as a front pair to Kanouté and Keane.

Anonymity, with a lowercase "a," also makes the movement vulnerable.

This zealous fervor made the movement vulnerable to the thing that would finally undo it: the satanic-ritual-abuse, or S.R.A., craze.

The recent soil was selected as this soil type underlies a significant proportion (13 %) of the New Zealand planted forest estate and is considered vulnerable to herbicide movement due to the low carbon concentration of the soil (Watt et al. 2010).

In summary, sleep in patients with IPF is significantly impaired, with alterations in sleep architecture, changes in sleep breathing pattern, and decreases in oxygen saturation mainly during vulnerable rapid eye movement sleep.

But this also makes the movement vulnerable to a circle-jerk of self-affirming opinions.

The United States, because it has a smaller trading sector relative to its over-all size than many other countries, traditionally has been less vulnerable to currency movements.