Sentence examples for Be vulnerable on from inspiring English sources

He thinks the Republicans could be vulnerable on the economy.

As the gates open, sport may be vulnerable on a few fronts.

Gavin Strang, the transport minister, and David Clark, the public-services minister, are said to be vulnerable on this score.

They also fear that their confidential information could be vulnerable on another company's systems, out of their control.

With singing, for it to be worthwhile at all, you need to open yourself up and be vulnerable on stage.

In the view of critics, such a force of land- and sea-based missiles could be vulnerable on several counts.

Obama is vulnerable on many fronts.

Rumsfeld was vulnerable on other fronts last spring.

But he sensed that Crist was vulnerable on the right.

Nadal has been vulnerable on grass for the last two years.

"We're vulnerable on our own; combined we're not".