Not exact matches
Yet some political insiders
pointed to the fact that he polled fewer votes than the
other Democrats on the statewide ticket, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, as evidence
of the governor's political
vulnerability.
«Our results, as well as similar results from
other labs,
point to a need for carefully designed tasks and paradigms that can reveal different functions in key areas
of the brain and different
vulnerabilities to the aging process,» Reagh added.
Taking these specific aspects
of Freud's intimate and insular studio practice as a starting
point, The Ethics
of Scrutiny explores themes
of vulnerability, longing and loss that permeate the painter's work, while also looking to the works
of other artists who address on a wider scale the complexities
of representation.
Those questioning the
vulnerability of this species to warming will
point to its successful survival through two previous warm intervals between ice ages as evidence the bear can deal with reduced ice and
other big environmental shifts.
These few events
point out the
vulnerability of an electric grid — any electric grid, whether here in the so - called First World or
other parts
of the planet, whether today, twenty - seven years ago, or in the early part
of the twentieth century.
Infrastructure: $ 8 - 130 billion was assumed here by the UN, but the report
points out that this assumes levels
of infrastructure investment in Africa and
other poor areas
of the world insufficient for poverty reduction and avoiding continued high
vulnerability to climate change — to account for this, the cost really should probably eight times this.
Will it matter if the employer took advantage
of that employee's
vulnerability by steering him towards signing the document without
pointing out that he had
other choices?
The StageFright
vulnerability bug that allows
other users to take control over your Android media handler using the MMS functions
of your device as entry
point.
Collected community health data by going house - to - house to determine household size, vaccinations, sanitation, employment, illness, disease and
other health
vulnerabilities; organized and analyzed data using MS Excel, prepared power
point presentation
of results and presented to regional supervisor
Clinical psychologist Juli Slattery says on Focus on the Family's website that intimacy requires
vulnerability and that both individuals must «meet each
other at the deepest
point of their need.»