Critics contend that the Twelve Tribes is a cult that actively recruits at concert venues by preying on the heavily inebriated and highly vulnerable — basically, stoned kids.
Some raptors are also vulnerable, and Mr. Stone says the evidence of vulnerability of other birds is just emerging, and already a potential crisis.
The surrounding desert ecosystem, awe-inspiring but vulnerable historic carved stone structures, the indigenous Bedouin community, culture, and agriculture, and burgeoning modern development all present opportunities and challenges for development, for archaeological tourism, for landscape conservation, and for climate-sensitive design.
If it is not practical to protect a cut spillway with grass, it may be necessary to protect it, or perhaps the most vulnerable parts, with stone pitching or concrete.
If it is simplicity itself to strip away the dignity of the most vulnerable, to leave no stone unturned in the destruction of compassion, then surely it can't be too difficult to assess the true impact?
In their present condition the stones are vulnerable to the weather and to the whims of the public, as they remain freely accessible to passersby.
In their present condition the stones are vulnerable to the weather and to the whims of the public, as they remain freely accessible to passers by.
"Fallen stones were particularly vulnerable – the analysis suggests that six have lost tens of tons of stone – and as Stonehenge became a major tourist attraction in the 19th century visitors could actually hire chisels to hack away their own souvenirs.
The blasts used to destroy the statues has left cracks in the stone which are vulnerable to the elements and further erosion.
Effective with his back to goal but, like Stones, he looked vulnerable on the turn.
"We can throw much better than any other primate," Dr. Wilson said, "and once we could throw things at a distance, all of a sudden the alpha male is vulnerable to being dispatched with stones.
