Sentence examples for vulnerable present from inspiring English sources

Its effect here is to saddle us with two Mr. Spocks, one from the vulnerable present and one from the comforting future, and its main purpose, I suspect, is to drag in Leonard Nimoy, who these days makes Bela Lugosi look like Zac Efron, and thus insure that all the "Star Trek" scholars in the audience will have to hurry home and change their underwear.

She talks about being vulnerable, being present and reaching out.

Other vulnerable areas present an even tougher challenge to conservationists.

Natural and built stone heritage is an asset that is vulnerable to present and future climate change.

Joining the dots of government policy impacting on the most vulnerable to present a coherent picture of services and support has never been more difficult, or more important.

Instead, he offered some general principles common to self-help literature: Be yourself, don't worry about rejection, be vulnerable, be present.

In business, trip wires can make people less vulnerable to "present bias"—the tendency to focus on immediate preferences and ignore long-term aims and consequences.

The first two groups are composed of people who are unlikely to have chosen membership and who are vulnerable to present circumstances.

Mr. DeLucia spoke to The New York Times from the A.M.C. Highlands center at Crawford Notch, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, about the challenges of mudseason, the thawing period when lasting snowpack and moist soil leave trails vulnerable and present unexpected obstacles to the hiker.

Taiwania often grows in mixed species stands (He et al. 2015), so species that are not vulnerable (if present) could be removed to create gaps.

Here, ozonation followed by sand filtration increases the relative abundance of vulnerable species present downstream of the WWTP and leads to an improved water quality classification.