Sentence examples for vulnerable to collapsing from inspiring English sources

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.

Many Russian state banks are vulnerable to collapse.

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

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

FPC member Michael Cohrs said many foreign banks were in a worse situation than UK banks and more vulnerable to collapse.

The government is to send a warning to local authorities in Britain amid concerns that potentially explosive gas cylinders are being used in tower blocks vulnerable to collapse.

Andy Haldane, the Bank of England's director of financial stability, said banks had increased their capital buffers but another credit crunch would make them vulnerable to collapse.

In a seminal paper published in 1968, Mercer proposed that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, known in scientific circles as WAIS, was vulnerable to collapse.

In an 11-page report sent to the Senate banking committee, the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, argued in passionate terms that stripping the Fed of its powers would leave the financial system more vulnerable to collapse.

But did the special structural characteristics of these buildings, qualities that made them so resistant to attack from without, also make them vulnerable to collapse from within, once the fires started?

The eldest of the late Kim Jong-il's three sons believes the despotic North Korean regime is vulnerable to collapse, according to a new book by a Tokyo-based journalist.