Sentence examples for vulnerable to crashes from inspiring English sources

Like all computerized systems, electronic records are vulnerable to crashes.

It was based on a modern microkernel design, which runs a very small set of essential services that make the system less vulnerable to crashes.

Several studies have reported that two-wheelers are most vulnerable to crashes similar to the findings in the present study (Santikarn et al. 1999; Uthkarsh et al. 2012; Chinh et al. 2007; Cardona et al. 2008; Jirojwong et al. 2002; Singh & Goel 2011).

The latter in particular features variable height and unlimited ammunition, but is more vulnerable to crashes.

Metapopulation dynamics may be more likely in P. elegans populations in the North Sea and Wadden Sea, where the high probability of physical disturbance in the intertidal mud and sand flat sites render the populations more vulnerable to crashes between high density peaks.

He died because he was handcuffed and shackled in a police van but not properly secured, leaving him vulnerable to crashing around.

Our results indicate that not only are tributaries isolated and harbour potentially locally adapted populations but they are also the most vulnerable to population crashes due to natural or human-induced causes even when the total number of salmon entering and being harvested in the Teno system is very large.

This is the party, let us not forget, that allowed the banks to crash the economy and which left Britain so vulnerable to that crash by racking up the biggest budget deficit in the developed world.

Germans are also not as vulnerable to a crashing stock market as Americans.

Demand surges, driving up prices, leaving borrowers and the banks that lend to them vulnerable to a crash.

But those who remain in debt have seen a 17% rise in their liabilities, making them more, not less, vulnerable to another crash.