Sentences with phrase «vulnerable because»

There are too many great agents and brokers in our industry that are only vulnerable because they tolerate the lameness that surrounds them.

It's also a model that has proven to fail and is vulnerable because it relies so heavily on Realtors and the MLS.

Small and medium - sized real estate companies are particularly vulnerable because they typically don't have a full - time risk manager on staff.

The high price of gas is an equal opportunity problem, but buyer specialists are particularly vulnerable because of the amount of time they spend driving to showings.

It removes the partner from full engagement in the relationship, and the sober partner can't be emotionally vulnerable because s / he doesn't know when the partner who is using can really be counted on.

He was vulnerable because there was so little oxygen in your marriage.

Many of us feel afraid to be vulnerable because we don't have a good track record of creating emotional safety in our relationships.

The involved partner may have been vulnerable because of weaknesses in the emotional or sexual parts of the committed relationship.

They will be vulnerable because of their lack of knowledge (finances), self confidence, confidence in having to deal and negotiate with their partner

However, children in middle childhood, ages 6 to 12, may be especially vulnerable because of the development of constructive social relationships and self - esteem during this stage of life.

Enhancing family and environmental protective factors means children are less likely to be vulnerable because they receive the acceptance, warmth and support required for their learning and development.

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

I am a successful, well - educated Aboriginal woman, I am confident in my identity and have good family and community connections, and at times feel completely vulnerable because of the racism against me as a person or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as a collective.

As the child grows, they become more vulnerable because they become the object of fighting.

I may be vulnerable because I have exposed one of my weaknesses, but in most cases, it is precisely this honesty that will disarm the adversary.

It's interesting to note that only accounts with API keys deployed were vulnerable because they previously fell for a phishing attack.

Home routers are particularly vulnerable because they're exposed directly to the Internet.

«I think what we're going to see over time is, if there are exploits, Android is more vulnerable because people don't fix their Android systems,» Fried said.

Small and mid-sized businesses are particularly vulnerable because they «lack the financial and staff resources of their larger counterparts, he told the E-Commerce Times.

> Intel cores are vulnerable because of a design choice not to prevent speculative loads from illegal addresses

Many renters feel vulnerable because they have no protection against unfair landlords.

Insurance customers often feel vulnerable because they have no protection against unfair or dishonest landlords.

While local residents bear most of the risk of death and injury, travelers are particularly vulnerable because of their lack of familiarity with the local surroundings, road conditions, and driving laws.

In these circumstances, you feel very vulnerable because the future is uncertain.

Or is this only important in the arena he's talking about, dealing with information and data management where so many systems are vulnerable because they operate outside a lawyer or law firm's direct control.

The best one so far is that Antarctica is increasingly vulnerable because tour groups are emphasising that people shoudl clean their equipment before disembarking from tour ships.

Samson said of his investigation: «It makes sense that the low latitude tropical regions should be more vulnerable because the people there already experience extremely hot conditions which make agriculture challenging.

Children are especially vulnerable because they tend to breathe through their mouths, which means less filtering of pollutants by nose hair; they tend to hang out more outside, where levels of these pollutants are usually higher; and they run around a lot, which means they take in more nasty stuff and inhale it deep into their lungs.

Legal experts say the repeal may be very vulnerable because the proposal tries to ignore well - established, scientifically documented facts that can't be overlooked by judges, such as the costs of dealing with climate change impacts.

Eagles are especially vulnerable because they don't look up as they scan the ground for food, failing to notice the blades until it's too late.

In warmer years, the ice sheet becomes more vulnerable because more meltwater gets to the muddy absorbent bedrock.

And we are vulnerable because we have modest means with which to protect ourselves from the coming storm.»

To impose those costs on the most vulnerable because «the world can not get its act together» would be a gross injustice.

The system is vulnerable because even a relatively small decrease in surface salinity prevents water - no matter how cold it is - from sinking.

Ohio's nuclear plants are especially vulnerable because they are smaller than normal plants, and thus less economical.

Reliance on experts also makes us vulnerable because we can be misled if the experts are incorrect.

They are particularly vulnerable because they nest in the same cliffs and grottoes that house the black rat population.

Scripps's murrelet is listed as vulnerable because so much of its breeding takes place on such a small and isolated island.

Backpacks are especially vulnerable because you can't see if someone is trying to get into it.

When the skin is inflamed and vulnerable because of flea allergy dermatitis, an opportunistic infection may set in.

Infants are especially vulnerable because they don't eliminate caffeine from the bloodstream nearly as quickly as adults.

Children can be especially vulnerable because their nervous systems are still developing.

Puppies are especially vulnerable because of their natural curiosity, lack of training and experience, small size, and still - developing bodies.

This is particularly important when dealing with elderly parents, who may feel vulnerable because of their age.

One day you may feel extremely vulnerable because of a sheer lack of money.

As for the competition, he said, the iPad's liquid - crystal - display panel is vulnerable because it depends on backlight sources that cause eye fatigue.

Nixon was seen as vulnerable because of the abysmal state of the Vietnam War.

The notes gave physical substance to her words, leaving Starkey feeling vulnerable because she thought of the notes as evidence.

Beginning teachers are particularly vulnerable because they are more likely to be assigned low - performing students.»

«There are also serious concerns that removing local authorities from the planning of education across an area could further disadvantage children who are already vulnerable because they have special educational needs, mental health problems or are at risk of missing education,» it said.