Sentence examples for vulnerable news from inspiring English sources
Much discussion has focused on how an early warning system could have alerted coastal areas surrounding the Indian Ocean of an impending tsunami ("With No Alert System, Indian Ocean Nations Were Vulnerable," news article, Dec. 27).
"Frequent Flights and Small Planes Have Made Politicians Vulnerable" (news article, Oct. 26) does not address an equally compelling story, that small aircraft travel is risky for everyone, not just the famous.
Too many poor and vulnerable New Yorkers are left out by the recently passed state austerity budget (news article, Aug. 8).
"This is a company that has spent a lot of energy building its reputation, and as a result it makes it more vulnerable to news like this," Mr. Shields said.
146) The Tunnel: Sabotage Originally an Anglo-French translatiof of the Danish-Swedish The Bridge, substituting the underwater Channel tunnel for the overwater Scandinavian crossing, The Tunnel returns with an original storyline by Ben Richards that begins with an aviation disaster suspected to be terrorism: a topical plotline that may become vulnerable to news events.
Though the Peoples Bank of China raised the base rate of interest by 0.27%, European and American markets have proved very vulnerable to news from Chinaas Februarys worldwide market plunge demonstratedand a much greater reaction could have occurred.
One possibility is that the drop in genetic diversity that happens if most females are mating with the same handful of attractive males means that the whole population becomes vulnerable to new diseases.The good news for bird-watchers is that local extinction caused in this way is generally temporary.
It is vulnerable to bad news from abroad.
Mr. Hayes says that if stock prices continue to climb at the start of the year, rising optimism and equity valuations may leave the market more vulnerable to bad news, like the threat of rising interest rates.
On sufferance, it is true; beholden to various big beasts in his cabinet (see article); and vulnerable to bad news from by-elections and the like in the 12 months before a general election must be held.
Time for profit-taking in the banking sector: The money-center banks remain vulnerable to bad news from abroad.
