Sentence examples for vulnerable to present from inspiring English sources

Natural and built stone heritage is an asset that is vulnerable to present and future climate change.

Joining the dots of government policy impacting on the most vulnerable to present a coherent picture of services and support has never been more difficult, or more important.

In business, trip wires can make people less vulnerable to "present bias"—the tendency to focus on immediate preferences and ignore long-term aims and consequences.

The first two groups are composed of people who are unlikely to have chosen membership and who are vulnerable to present circumstances.

But such scholarship, engaged with cultures not only non-modern but also non-Western, is particularly vulnerable to present-day trends, he said.

"The ability of the most vulnerable people to present their cases will be weakened because they will not have had help and advice in preparing them," the report said.

Yet many of us, instead of sharing our suffering and being vulnerable, try to present a mask to the outside world and pretend that we have our act together, and that we don't have fears and anxieties.

Even her grammatical errors and misspellings are faithfully preserved by the adulatory Kukil, as if Plath hadn't been a living, vulnerable young writer eager to present her best work but a mummified goddess.

Vulnerable plaques were found to present a significantly higher burden with the low-density plaque with 30 HU (23.3 mm versus 7.6 mm) and 60 HU (33.4 mm versus 16.9 mm) thresholds than nonvulnerable plaques; however, no significant difference was reached for higher density plaques (60 100 HU threshold).

In the following story the nurse tells of how she strives to actively defend a vulnerable patient to be able to present an accurate image to the family and allow dignified death: "… we were doing rounds and I went and I explained… And then the doctor dealing with her, I spoke to him first, 'listen, do you think this makes sense?

Both moves, however, appear vulnerable to the present mood.