Sentence examples for vulnerable to dislocation from inspiring English sources

The Oxford knee has a mobile bearing, which minimises wear but renders it vulnerable to dislocation.

But these regimes, which depend on petro-dollars for stability at home and influence abroad, may prove far more vulnerable to economic dislocation than their democratic rivals.

In 1999, when Eric J. Weinberg, a lieutenant in the Naval Reserve, and two partners with military backgrounds founded Hill Solutions, a lobbying and government-relations firm in Philadelphia, they knew it would be vulnerable to wartime dislocations.

Many are neighborhood restaurants, say, in Notting Hill, and tend to be less vulnerable to that kind of dislocation".

Because the glenohumeral joint is vulnerable to symptomatic recurrence after a traumatic dislocation, surgical repair is often advocated.

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

"That made him vulnerable to some people.

Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.

However, they are vulnerable to surprise attacks.

India is also vulnerable to investors' skittishness.

The company looks vulnerable to takeover.