Sentences with phrase «to be vulnerable»

He had been warned of the dangers of being vulnerable in a hostile world.

It also allows the clinician to see roles in the family and how family members do with being vulnerable with each other.

This not only protects the children themselves, but also people in our communities who are vulnerable because of health problems.

The solution to changing this pattern or «dance» is for both people to take the risk of being vulnerable with the other.

Fear of being vulnerable because I may get hurt or rejected becomes a huge obstacle in separating a relationship.

One is that the child has full latitude to withdraw from the account as he or she sees fit; the account would also be vulnerable if the child has issues with creditors.

It is explicitly mandated to finance adaptation and resilience activities in developing countries which are vulnerable to climate change.

Puppies under three or four months of age are vulnerable as they are not yet able to regulate their blood sugar.

Thank you for your willingness to be vulnerable on your journey with us.

The herd mentality can be a powerful influence when people are vulnerable.

Players are vulnerable for the duration of the cigarette, adding a tactical component to when and where you should take the risk.

Although summer break can offer a time for relaxation and reflection, I believe that it can also be a vulnerable time for students engaged in the digital world.

Sometimes isolation is easier than being vulnerable about what we're going through.

They need to be detached from your ministry; it can't be a member of your congregation because you can't be vulnerable with people that you need to lead.

Even the strongest systems are vulnerable if staff are not trained well.

It involves a little more vulnerability than I'd like but, if you can't be vulnerable at church, where can you be?

Children are vulnerable parties in any type of legal action, but particularly in the midst of a family law dispute or divorce.

Being vulnerable enough in your relationship to share your darkest inner thoughts about yourself takes crazy courage and strength.

By being vulnerable with your story online you open the dialogue for others to do the same.

After all, even when you're fully invested, your portfolio will still be vulnerable to market setbacks.

Several people shared that being authentic meant being vulnerable which wasn't always optimal, especially in business.

Many cities are on coast lines so are vulnerable to raising sea - level.

The period after a patient is discharged can be a vulnerable time, making follow - up visits critically important for these patients, according to researchers.

People in healthy relationships share emotional intimacy, meaning they attempt to understand each other and are willing to risk being vulnerable by telling the other person how they feel.

Reports suggested up to 95 percent of devices were vulnerable.

If a person you know is vulnerable and compromised by illness and / or disability, the prohibition appeared protective, life - affirming, and enhancing of human dignity.

What they claim is that users are vulnerable due to the lack of regulations and that are not protected.

Because I know I can be vulnerable while looking at student work, I also know I can seek help at other times.

Children with chronic illnesses are a vulnerable population whose special needs have the potential to disrupt optimal parenting practices.

Babies are vulnerable in their first four months of life.

I think both women were vulnerable in a small town where the overall mentality was not very respectful of women.

I think being vulnerable, however complicated and difficult it may be, is a form of beauty.

The bottom line is, when you are unaware of your spending habits, you'll always be vulnerable of going overboard.

These areas are vulnerable like human skin, so they need protection.

In the wild, cats are vulnerable when on the ground — to feel safe, they naturally climb to get away from predators and get a better vantage point on their prey.

Everyone is vulnerable in falling victim to these negative cycles.

As such, this can be a vulnerable position so please treat this as a training exercise rather than a «challenge»!

These efforts might help identify regions where multiple species are vulnerable, hinting at hotspots that might be particularly beneficial for conservation.

With the increasing prevalence of home security systems, baby monitors, and the like, anything you say is vulnerable to reaching the seller's ears.

Show dogs are vulnerable to this illness, since they often come into contact with many other dogs.

This is also when many can use a story like this to keep themselves from being vulnerable ever again, which only further slows down the process of finding true love.

Regardless of the precautions or the use of latest technology, your business is vulnerable to risks!

In many markets, size is a factor, and midsize companies are vulnerable.

And for the first time, the gun lobby group is vulnerable.

When we were children, we used to think that when we were grown - up we would no longer be vulnerable.

The population of transgender students is a vulnerable one that has many challenges and hardships.

Certain types of properties are vulnerable to fierce competition.

The authors first look at why firms are vulnerable and what steps they should be taking to increase their cybersecurity.

Spending on early years is vulnerable too, despite a commitment to increase the free childcare for working parents to 30 hours.

A democratic society may decide that the collective instrument of the duly enacted law may protect people who are vulnerable against exploitation.