Sentence examples for again vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Israel usually argues that a complete withdrawal from the Golan would leave northern Israeli towns once again vulnerable.
The fighting wasn't over; Gen. John Pope, who had replaced McDowell in Northern Virginia, was rapidly building up his forces, and Lee knew he had to act quickly, even if an attack meant leaving Richmond once again vulnerable.
Karius and the defenders around him were again vulnerable under minimal pressure, as in the late collapse at Bournemouth, and Bilic's forwards found encouragement to haul their team back into the contest.
The worst budgetary outlook in decades has left plenty of desperate state governments once again vulnerable to being snookered by the gambling lobby's alluring "something-for-nothing" sales pitch, the fiscal equivalent of a comped buffet.
My basic belief is that adults have proven once and again vulnerable to cyber attacks and therefore we cannot expect children to be any better – especially given that their sense of curiosity is far more developed and their sense of caution far less mature.
Liverpool were once again vulnerable to a set piece, Basel's captain, Marco Streller, settling the outcome as the visitors made a hash of clearing a corner, and once again their midfield was unable to offer the necessary protection under pressure and prevent the Swiss champions from slicing through too easily.
It just brought to the foreground again how vulnerable those families were.
Times are more difficult now, and Turkey, with a gaping current-account deficit and rising inflation, is again looking vulnerable.
Robshaw again looked vulnerable – but he returned for a new season and quickly quashed any doubts about his England leadership.
Such actions result from an awareness that without these difficult policies, Israel's towns and cities will again be vulnerable to deadly terrorism.
Aboriginal tent embassy founder Jenny Munro told the rally: "You can see once again how vulnerable our people are at the hands of the state.
