Sentences with phrase «made vulnerable»

Bear ran with high leverage that made them vulnerable to attacks from those that bought credit protection in the credit default swap market... as those spreads went up, the willingness to extend credit went down.

As a sustainable organization, Hope Arising strengthens families to support and care for children orphaned or made vulnerable by disease, war, natural disaster and extreme poverty.

Greene points out the dispirited state of Ethiopian children: «If powerlessness made vulnerable the girls of Ethiopia, hopelessness made vulnerable the boys» (105).

Honda's previous stumbles have made it vulnerable to once - loyal consumers taking a look at other brands.

By opening up her classroom policies and procedures to debate, Maura made herself vulnerable.

The fact that some organizations even went so far as to push for aspects of the waiver gambit that have led to states defining proficiency down for poor and minority kids has also made them vulnerable to accusations from traditionalists that they care little for children while making it more difficult for allies to support them in other ways.

All those qualities perhaps made him vulnerable to enticements that would eventually be his undoing.

Over and over again Red Sparrow shows that no matter how clever Dominika is or how physically capable, she will be made vulnerable for the gaze of men, for no purpose but audience titillation.

Black Panther's post-credits scene indicates that Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan) is one of the first outsiders to be accepted by Wakandan society, after T'Challa's sister Shuri (Letitia Wright) cures him of the HYDRA programming that made him vulnerable to a set of trigger words.

I like to be taken prisoner, stripped, and then made helpless, made vulnerable, for the use of a dominant Master, tied up in really tight, flogged and beaten severely.

I like to be taken prisoner, stripped, and then made helpless, made vulnerable, for the use of a dominant Master, tied up in really tight, restrictive, excessive bondage, rope, leather, shackles, hoods, gags.

As fermented foods expert Sally Fallon asks in Nourishing Traditions, with the proliferation of all these new mysterious viruses, intestinal parasites and chronic health problems, despite ubiquitous sanitation, «Could it be that by abandoning the ancient practice of pasteurisation, and insisting on a diet in which everything has been micro-organisms have compromised the health of our intestinal flora and made ourselves vulnerable to legions of pathogenic microorganisms?»

Experts say it demonstrates that, with the correct approach, essentially all cancers could be made vulnerable to immune attacks.

Great Auk Called «the penguin of the north,» these flightless pelagic birds thrived throughout the north Atlantic ocean, but their restriction to a few crowded islands for breeding made them vulnerable to exploitation by humans that reached industrial scale.

This enormous dino might have been slow, but that shouldn't have made it vulnerable, says Manning.

However, many of us also agree on that the same expansion has made us vulnerable to mental disease.

Herbivores were starving at the time, which made them vulnerable to ticks.

Its identification offers hope that multidrug - resistant cancers might be made vulnerable again

The most secure codes use a different key for each message, but in practice the code is made vulnerable by the need for the sender to pass keys to the receiver ahead of every message.

That his argument was not couched in terms of the racial debate made it vulnerable and allowed antisemitic physicians to dismiss psychoanalysis itself as mass hysteria, a «psychic epidemic among physicians» — an interesting twist, given that most of Freud's early disciples were Jewish.

The spotlight has also recently swung onto the varroa mite, which is omnipresent in honeybee colonies but seems to become a major threat when those bees have been weakened and made vulnerable by some other factor.

These challenges were painful and made me vulnerable, but they also propelled me forward.

That in and of itself is scary, since what was carefully put in place is made vulnerable to change.

It appears that these traditionally conservative voters, made vulnerable by the recent financial recession, are beginning to rethink the structure of values endorsed by party politics, whose policies seem to communicate that profits, not people's welfare, are the bottom line.

Inherently pro-European, «certainly not an «outer»» [4], but always counterintuitive for effect, his ambition to be Prime Minister above all else made him vulnerable to wooing by Michael Gove and his acolytes.

«By turning breast milk into a magic vaccine, the breast milk people made themselves vulnerable to that,» said Rosin.

He scored 2 goals, Fantastic positioning, Pace, vision and finninshing, but I could see that for a long period of time, Arteta was alone in the middle against Palace pressing while Ox was not available aroiund him to receive the ball or fight them back back and it made us vulnerable until General Rosicky came in Ox will be a great great midfielder if he pay more attention to this, Just like the game of 3 - 0 Ac Milan at Emirates

Unfortunately, we had stopped at four and stood to lose a bundle of points if our opponents made their vulnerable game.

The popularity of the wine brand in China has made it vulnerable in the face of counterfeiting as well.

You have made us vulnerable to disease and damage.

She made herself vulnerable, real and powerful in the way she applied her talent but she was also damaged by others, circumstances and her own choices.

As in Pilgrim, Dillard's desire for intense experience, her very openness to moths or scorched gods, has made her vulnerable to Julie's anguish and to all human suffering:

You are immense, and you made yourself small; you are rich and you made yourself poor; you are all powerful and you made yourself vulnerable.

In addition to O'Brien's resignation, Italian media has been abuzz in recent days with allegations that gay clergy may have made themselves vulnerable to blackmail by male prostitutes.

Where others might have cowered before this shooter, or responded with more violence, she prayed, told stories, offered love, made herself vulnerable, and embodied radical grace.

My Marxist political involvements as an undergraduate made me vulnerable, during the McCarthy period, to pressures that made me decide to go to Canada in 1955.

There was no other record of their right to remain here legally which made them vulnerable to official threats of deportation.

The world's most popular digital currency exchange, Coinbase, is under fire from angry customers over its decision not to support a new version of bitcoin that could also make it vulnerable to «ruinous legal trouble,» according to a prominent legal scholar.

Making yourself vulnerable is absolutely key to achieving the obstacle.»

«Tough Mudder makes you vulnerable.

These motivations make them vulnerable so they protect them, but people still show you how to create them.

The second trait is to make ourselves vulnerable.

In order to do that, you need to develop two interrelated skills, says Krznaric — radical listening and making yourself vulnerable.

But, says Topol, that data's underlying value also makes it vulnerable.

Yesterday's big box stores are usually still outfitted with Windows computers and POS technology from 40 years ago, making them vulnerable to hacking.

A pre-installed program on some newly purchased Dell laptops that can only be removed manually by consumers makes them vulnerable to cyber intrusions that may allow hackers to read encrypted messages and redirect browser traffic to spoofs of real websites such as Google or those belonging to a bank, among other attacks.

However, industry insiders and market participants warn of risks in the sector, saying that many biotechs are reliant on a handful of early - stage new drugs, making them vulnerable if one fails.

Unfortunately, this makes us vulnerable to doing the wrong thing with our money.

People will wake up to the fact that the few thousand marketing messages that our brains are forced to absorb every day are making us stressed and giving us mood disorders and making us vulnerable to depressions and other mental illness.

This low speed may make it vulnerable to sophisticated air defense systems Russia is known for such as its advanced S - 400 system, called the SA - 21 Growler in the west.