Mr Kahn argues that as the climate warms, vulnerable areas like lower Manhattan will become less desirable relative to rival centres: midtown Manhattan, New York's suburbs, or Chicago.
New York's financial wealth stems not from its port but from its brimming community of firms and workers.Mr Kahn argues that as the climate warms, vulnerable areas like lower Manhattan will become less desirable relative to rival centres: midtown Manhattan, New York's suburbs, or Chicago.
He was a man who was gracious, tender, vulnerable and, contrary to popular myth, witty and warm.
"You're warm and vulnerable, but hearing all the sounds of the city around you," he said.
Bacall's liberation — thanks to Minnelli's expansive conception of story and image — are apparent in her tough and energetic yet warm and vulnerable performance, which seems amazingly little like acting.
Kingsley, good even in bad movies (such as recent examples Self/Less and Exodus: Gods and Kings) is warm and vulnerable and, like Geoffrey Rush in The King's Speech, is one of those inspiring teachers you always wished you had.
That bursting into the light describes the metamorphosis of the cabaret singer Karen Akers from the demure, statuesque ice goddess of more than a decade ago into the warm, funny, vulnerable entertainer she has become in her extraordinary new show, "Simply Styne," at the Oak Room of the Algonquin Hotel.
It's always great to see, for example, Gary Oldman - who had for the longest time been cast as the bad guy or done incredibly dark parts - show his really human, warm, and vulnerable side.
Behavior-based conflict occurs when the same individual is expected to express emotions in the family such as being warm, and vulnerable (Greenhaus and Beutell 1985; Hammer and Thompson 2003).
