Sentence examples for vulnerable to disintegration from inspiring English sources

But all these materials tend to corrode and disintegrate with time; even aluminum is vulnerable to disintegration caused by the weather and UV rays.

New expressions of lay piety and heresy challenged the authority of the church and its teachings, leaving the papacy itself vulnerable to disintegration.

Setting aside epic disaster-movie moments such as volcanoes, hurricanes and earthquakes, there are two key natural factors that can make a city vulnerable to gradual disintegration, or even total disappearance – water and sand.

"If it doesn't work, you end up with a fragile society and loose social ties that leave you vulnerable to the type of social disintegration we saw ending in the 2011 summer riots.

And that makes it vulnerable to encroaching seawater that could speed its disintegration.

The State of the World's Children 1996 report notes that the disintegration of families in times of war leaves women and girls especially vulnerable to violence.

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

"We are completely vulnerable to this".

They are also more vulnerable to shocks.

"That made him vulnerable to some people.

Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.