Sentence examples for actually vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Spotting actually vulnerable children is one thing, building resilience is another.

I would hope that anyone whose self or loved ones are actually vulnerable to limitations imposed on proper healthcare or quality education due to a lack of public funds would never consider investing funds into luxury homes for scenic waterfowl.

But it's testament to her intelligence and restraint that Dave isn't a figure of ridicule or hate: he is actually vulnerable and lovable – so much so that, according to Coombs Marr, female audience members often leave wanting to have sex with him.

After reading about Thermos's presentation on Forbes.com, ZRTP's developer Phil Zimmerman countered in a statement that the protocol wasn't actually vulnerable to eavesdropping.

"Once set up, we tend to forget that they are actually connected to the internet or that they are actually vulnerable to attacks".

Well, Mom, it's different this time, because this monster is actually vulnerable.

But [the nudity] is non-gratuitous, it's not sexy – it's actually really vulnerable.

Spiders are actually very vulnerable.

If they're kicked out of accommodation it can actually put vulnerable people at more risk of harm".

Although such regimes often appear unshakable, they are actually highly vulnerable, because the very strategies they use to stay in power make them brittle, not resilient.

However much its boosters say that it is a way of escaping the clutches of government, Bitcoin is actually spectacularly vulnerable to state intervention.