Sentence examples for It would be vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It would be vulnerable to an unexpected slowdown in Germany.

If one publisher were to start to reveal its numbers then it would be vulnerable to attack from others who had no compunction to do likewise.

But the interceptor was too long to fit on Navy ships, and on land, it would have to be positioned so close to its target that it would be vulnerable to attack.

Even when the prerelease fervor surrounding Mac's mobile messiah-phone was at its highest, security researchers were warning that it would be vulnerable to exploitations like data theft and hijacking.

As the airborne laser would have to be flown quite close to its missile targets (it is carried by a large aeroplane), it would be vulnerable to attack by surface-to-air missiles.The MDA has so far only responded by saying it is confident it is heading in the right direction and the technology has great potential.

however, by the War Department, which said it would be vulnerable to attack in a war.

It, too, would be vulnerable to allied air attack.

It believes that EMI would be vulnerable to being asset stripped and run as a catalogue business re-releasing its Beatles archive with little or no emphasis on the expensive business of discovering new acts.

While the US is recovering from recession it remains weak and would be vulnerable to a number of factors, including a war in the Gulf over Iran disrupting oil supplies, China falling into recession itself or a further worsening of the eurozone crisis.

The I.R.A. has sustained its cease-fire since 1996, but clearly, it feels that it and the Catholic community would be vulnerable to more attacks if the I.R.A. disarmed unilaterally.

Considering that the United States has not found Saddam Hussein and that much of the resistance is likely coming from the Baathists, it would seem that Iraq would be vulnerable to the same dictator.