Because she is unable to monitor her own emotional states she is vulnerable to plowing into obstacles or creating crises.
The evidence shows people with disability are more vulnerable to violence, abuse and neglect but often experience obstacles approaching authorities about their abuse.
Most Israelis tell pollsters that settlements are not an obstacle to peace, and, feeling vulnerable to suicide attacks, many identify with the settlers, who consider themselves embattled pioneers on behalf of all Jews.
This obstacle can lead to small sample sizes more vulnerable to inaccuracy, and less diverse samples that might not be generalizable to the world population.
While children are recognized as being more vulnerable to violations of their rights, they are also the ones facing the most obstacles to accessing justice.
The stateless typically face insurmountable obstacles in their ability to be self-determining agents and are vulnerable to a variety of harms, including neglect and exploitation.
"Obama becomes vulnerable to the charge of downplaying the region's overriding issue, and the chief obstacle to economic progress," he added.
Medicare "faces obstacles" in overseeing the electronic records incentive program "that leave the program vulnerable to paying incentives to professionals and hospitals that do not fully meet the meaningful use requirements," the investigators concluded.
The findings revealed that participants believe PWD in these states are potentially vulnerable to HIV transmission due to social exclusion and poverty, lack of knowledge, gender norms and obstacles to accessing HIV programs.
These were the obstacles that older people encounter that interact with keeping warm and make them vulnerable to the negative impacts of fuel poverty and a cold home.
Other obstacles are also stunting the potential of microinsurance as a widely used financial service for those vulnerable to natural disasters.
