Sentence examples for Not very vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — As the years passed after Sept. 11, 2001, without another major attack on American soil and with no sign of hidden terrorist cells, many counterterrorism specialists reached a comforting conclusion: Muslims in the United States were not very vulnerable to radicalization.

On the other hand it is reported that family members with influenza, especially children, rather than the daily burden of influenza patients, make every General Practitioner, vaccinated or not, very vulnerable to infectious influenza [ 14].

And because such a planet would not be very vulnerable to orbit disruptions, it could still be there, the team says.

They do jobs the local population does not like to do and are very vulnerable to exploitation with lowest or no wages at all.

If not, then such a plan is very vulnerable to dramatic collapses in funded status, unless there are mechanisms to adjust liabilities built into the plan.

Though it may not be obvious, young kittens are very vulnerable to the cold.

In the weeks after birth, babies' immune systems aren't fully functional and they're very vulnerable to infection.

I wasn't as confident and my skin wasn't as thick and so I was very vulnerable to believing everything I heard.

"You're fostering punishment, not rehabilitation, and you're leaving them very vulnerable to mob justice.

"While users don't access pornography that frequently, when they do, they are very vulnerable to malware," said the report.

OB-GYNs are very vulnerable to lawsuits.