Critics suggest that this shrivelling of the supply chain leaves consumers vulnerable to bad luck or bad behaviour.
But after watching War Emblem in person capture the Derby and Preakness, the prince changed his routine and left the colt alone and vulnerable to bad luck.
In Nagel's response to Williams, he argues that it is not just our actions that are vulnerable to moral luck but also our intentions, our dispositions, our exertions of will.
If you do not manage your public persona, you will be vulnerable to bad luck or someone else's agenda.
But in areas afflicted by war and poverty, they can be exceptionally vulnerable to exploitation and bad luck.
With all those riches and more, how is Google a relatively small company, one that is vulnerable to competition and whose luck could turn any day?
Although they pulled one back in the second half, an opening defeat left them vulnerable to the sort of bad luck that undid them against Equatorial Guinea.
Accounts of this sort are widely thought to be vulnerable to the following argument from luck.
A battle of nerves that is vulnerable to miscalculation, misperception and sheer bad luck.Indonesia Etc: Exploring the Improbable Nation.
But this strategy is so vulnerable to miscalculation, misperception and sheer bad luck, that it is not a very reassuring one.
But in this, I was ignoring the fact that old people are just as vulnerable to disorder, not to mention happenstance, caprice, and bad luck, as anybody else.
