Sentence examples for all too vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Though fragile and all too vulnerable to the effects of time, it is cheap and portable and eagerly accepts the slightest mark of pencil, pen or brush.

It failed to fix its banks and stopped its early fiscal stimulus before recovery had taken hold, leaving the economy all too vulnerable to outside shocks, including the Asian currency crisis and the dot-com collapse in 2001.

Other similar malware uses networks to infect industrial targets, which, as we've learned, are all too vulnerable.

He was all too vulnerable to political attacks, and there was nothing he could do about it.

As the misguided war in Iraq made clear, intelligence analysis is an uncertain game, all too vulnerable to error and politically motivated distortion.

Of course it also meant that it was powerful and fast - it can reach close to 75mph, though one could feel all too vulnerable at this speed.

Sigourney Weaver's Ripley is the most iconically tough heroine of all, but let's not forget, at the climax of the first movie, she's an all-too-vulnerable human body in its skimpy underwear.

Backing up your computer isn't the sexiest or most gratifying activity, but it just might be the one that saves the all-too-vulnerable trove of memories on your laptop.

In the journey of Cora, one determined and ingenious yet all-too-vulnerable woman, The Underground Railroad doesn't present simply one journey from slave to free, one escape, one life of torment.

"It is too vulnerable having all their people and documents in one spot.

Actions or lack thereof have consequences and those who are asked to shoulder the burden of those consequences all too often are the most vulnerable in society.