Sentence examples for vulnerable to failing from inspiring English sources
Should such an event happen, the containment structures that surround the nuclear reactors would be vulnerable to failing, resulting in a release of radiation similar to what happened in Japan, Criscione noted.
Cameras and radar – both used on the Tesla Model S – are vulnerable to failings, he explains.
Moreover, this regimen is more vulnerable to patients failing to adhere to a complete course of treatment.
He said a new set of officials would be equally vulnerable to chronic failings like corruption, "parasitism" and stagnation.
DealBook » At R.B.S., the Bond Salesman Who Wasn't | A situation in which a maintenance worker at the Royal Bank of Scotland apparently posed as a bond salesman shows how banks remain "vulnerable to compliance failings in unexpected places," Bloomberg News reports.
A book of ephemera by Nicholson Baker is the equivalent of a magnum opus by most other American writers, and vulnerable to equivalent failings – not over-reach but under-reach.
"It is not acceptable that there are publicly-funded institutions, such as hospitals and schools, serving food to vulnerable people despite failing to meet statutory requirements for food hygiene," she said.
Gatland has spoken to his front-row and highlighted blindside Dan Lydiate as being vulnerable after failing to impress so far in the tournament.
"If there is a 'business as usual' approach following this report, then we will only see more cases of vulnerable people failing to get the care they need".
Instead of ripping Obama for leaving the financial system vulnerable and failing to enforce basic regulations, Romney has held himself up as a defender of the Wall Street establishment and cited JPMorgan's debacle as an example of capitalism in action, resisting calls for stronger regulation.
