Sentence examples for vulnerable steps from inspiring English sources

As we learn more of these processes, better strategies should emerge for targeting vulnerable steps in fusion and the generation of hybrids.

None of the steps in the drug administration process were free of potential failure modes, but the prescription and preparation of the drugs emerged as the most vulnerable steps (with RPNs over 48).

Species identification in particular is a vulnerable step, as suggested by studies documenting the identification rate of port interceptions (e.g. 40 100% incomplete identifications across families of Coleoptera [9]).

They found that step back setback frames were less vulnerable than step back frames and greater number of bays was better under seismic conditions.

"When there is a candidate who is seen as vulnerable, people step over themselves to get into a race.

The World Wildlife Fund, the world's leading conservation group, regards it as "vulnerable", a step below "endangered" and "facing a high risk of extinction in the wild".

When you dare to be vulnerable, you step outside your comfort zone, into the unknown.

The point light walker research a great example of a research journey that goes from a statistical observation, through street-level investigations and the use of complex lab techniques, and then applies the hard won knowledge for good: showing how the vulnerable can take steps to reduce their appearance of vulnerability.

When a vulnerable woman first steps through the unprepossessing green doors of the WomenCentre in Halifax, she will probably have come here with one problem in mind, says Clare Jones, the organisation's national lead.

The vulnerable economies must step up the reforms they need to rein in deficits and boost growth.

Ah and he's murdered the next, Vaas is looking distinctly vulnerable here, Gilchrist stepped down and smashed that ball way away over long-on for six!