Sentence examples for vulnerable to mistake from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine an arrangement more vulnerable to mistake and miscalculation.

In cancer cells, however, too much CHD1L can overly relax the chromatin, making the DNA vulnerable to mistake and thus raising the risk of cancer.

The Giants say Kiwanuka has the ability to be an impact linebacker, but his inexperience could make him vulnerable to mistakes.

But someone ordering the certificate would not have known of the distinction, so the system, it could be argued, is vulnerable to mistakes.

Everything is cleaned, measured, chopped, and then laid out on the prep station, making the process smoother and easier, not to mention less vulnerable to mistakes.

At the same time, Rosenberg said ProPublica's reporting indicates that the justices remain vulnerable to mistakes, both large and small.

Similar issues exist in biology, for example, protein synthesis that involves assembly of different amino acids is vulnerable to mistakes by erroneous incorporation of a wrong amino acid.

Being human beings makes us vulnerable to making mistakes no one is perfect if they say so that means there is a lot more mistakes making up for the surface like moon form a distance.

He is 48, and has spent seven years working alongside Smith for Scotland and then Rangers, but he is still vulnerable to the mistakes that rookies can make.

"The conversation we need to have is about how black men, even black boys, are denied the right to be young, to be vulnerable, to make mistakes.

A woman still mad with grief; so still reckless with abandon; so still vulnerable to making mistakes while holding on to her heart.