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

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

  Learning that vulnerability can be a strength

• “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

• “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

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

  The Guardian World News

• “Your honesty and vulnerability is so beautiful and inspiring.”

  We, Who Need Such Great Mysteries | Her Bad Mother

• “Robin's vulnerability is part of his essential character.”

  Archive 2009-02-01

• “Oil's policy vulnerability is not so much the pollution it causes.”

  The Huffington Post: Carl Pope: The End of the Big Bang

• “As such, it has less of a cushion, thereby increasing its medium-term vulnerability to capital from abroad.”

  The Huffington Post: Mohamed A. El-Erian: Could America Turn Out Worse Than Japan?

• “The real vulnerability is with the homeless youth who have nowhere to go -- and whom this bill would target.”

  McGinn Says He’ll Veto Panhandling Ordinance, But Council Appears to Have Veto-Proof Majority « PubliCola

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