Rupert's view, he said, was that "successful, entrenched incumbents are by definition vulnerable... success makes you complacent, prone to play safe and it gives you a sense of entitlement".
So for those working on the frontline with vulnerable people, success can come in many guises.
And he said, 'Because, Mitt' — and this is a quote — 'there's nothing as vulnerable as entrenched success.' And the auto industry, in particular General Motors, was so successful for so long that it didn't recognize the need to innovate, to become more productive, to become more efficient, or it would ultimately be vulnerable to foreign competition.
And the history — I.B.M., Western Union, A.T. & T., the history of the great nations of the earth, the great empires of the earth — there's nothing as vulnerable as entrenched success.
In addition, when designing and implementing school-based intervention programs, it seems important to promote school assets as important features on school satisfaction and academic achievement for all students and, in particular, for those more vulnerable to achieve success (Simões et al. 2010).
You may be vulnerable to academic success!
She's utterly vulnerable, and the emotional success of the movie depends on our finding her sympathetic.
And we hope you will stand with the most vulnerable and help deliver success here in Paris by supporting 100% renewables for all by 2050," said Naidoo.
Everyone has a right to a fair chance in life yet the Conservatives' blinkered mindset is so focused on punishing those who they deem 'unsuccessful' citizens that they refuse to even look at how they actively close off vulnerable peoples' routes to success in the first place.
But there are problems that make the party surprisingly vulnerable despite its economic success.
This study examined barriers to switching energy tariffs and the impact of an energy tariff switching 'intervention' on vulnerable peoples' likelihood to, success in, switching tariffs.
