Sentence examples for vulnerable to collapse from inspiring English sources

Many Russian state banks are vulnerable to collapse.

Analysts warned that several smaller Italian banks were vulnerable to collapse if the economic situation worsened.

These changes put stress on the glaciers and made them vulnerable to collapse.

The populations still vulnerable to collapse, experts said, include whites, duskies and hammerheads.

The essential priority of protecting children who attend schools that are vulnerable to collapse during an earthquake is irrefutable.

Or the fisheries might have been better managed in the first place and less vulnerable to collapse.

Re "On the Verge of 'Vital Exhaustion'?" (Mind, June 1): Having treated "nervous breakdowns" and "near nervous breakdowns" for 30 years, it is clear to me that all of us are vulnerable to collapsing under the heavy weight of life's misfortunes, especially given the inevitable weak points in our personality infrastructures.

Once the initial funding has been exhausted, the centers are vulnerable to collapse--and that's not necessarily a bad thing, some argue.

Without both it is crippled, vulnerable and prone to collapse at any given moment.

Parts of Guernsey's west coast sea wall are vulnerable to further collapsing, according to parish officials.

Increased nasal resistance elevates negative inspiratory pressure, which in turn make the upper airway vulnerable to the tendency to collapse during sleep, hence increasing the possibility of having sleep-disordered breathing [ 4, 5], as well as negatively affecting the quality of sleep [ 6, 7].