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.
He said a new set of officials would be equally vulnerable to chronic failings like corruption, "parasitism" and stagnation.
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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.
From the early Greek myths to the Bible and onwards, many -- if not most -- of our heroes were all too vulnerable to personal weakness; failings; imperfections, yet those were the very reasons we stuck with them, we could relate, we could understand, we could empathize and project ourselves into their space as we struggled with our own issues.
Moreover, this regimen is more vulnerable to patients failing to adhere to a complete course of treatment.
In its procreative obsessions, "Harvest" belongs to the resilient European tradition of the inheritance plot, since Kent has rendered his village vulnerable to hostile takeover by failing to sire a son.
£750m RBS has invested in tech since 2012 The IT systems of the largest banks have evolved into a complex web of processes that makes them vulnerable to all sorts of different failings.
A very real concern voiced by GPs appears to centre on concerns regarding failure to recognise the need for specialist support and being vulnerable to a claim of negligence for failing to refer appropriately.
The country's marriage and divorce laws have been criticised for failing to protect women and leaving them vulnerable to domestic and sexual violence.
