vulnerability

The increase in vulnerability is far more dramatic in the developing world, where in an average year tens of thousands of people die in weather-related disasters.

Breaking the Global-Warming Gridlock Daniel Sarewit 2000

The increase in vulnerability is far more dramatic in the developing world, where in an average year tens of thousands of people die in weather-related disasters.

Breaking the Global-Warming Gridlock Daniel Sarewit 2000

He concludes, "I believe sometimes our vulnerability is our strength."

Learning that vulnerability can be a strength BA Haller 2008

Well, the Internet messaging system then shut down part of its service after that hacking was discovered because of what it described as a vulnerability in the mobile posting system.

CNN Transcript Jun 29, 2009 2009

As many economists see it, the economy's main long-term vulnerability is the combination of negative government saving — that is, deficits — and low private saving, which together make the United States dependent on foreign capital.

The New Nixon 2005

As many economists see it, the economy's main long-term vulnerability is the combination of negative government saving — that is, deficits — and low private saving, which together make the United States dependent on foreign capital.

The New Nixon 2005

An intensely private and dedicated professional, she was attracted by what she called the vulnerability of the great artist.

The Guardian World News Michael Coveney 2011

An intensely private and dedicated professional, she was attracted by what she called the vulnerability of the great artist.

The Guardian World News Michael Coveney 2011

Your honesty and vulnerability is so beautiful and inspiring.

We, Who Need Such Great Mysteries | Her Bad Mother 2010

Robin's vulnerability is part of his essential character.

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