Sentence examples for always more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Marcos is always more vulnerable in the early rounds.

Besides, he said, "they've been living with what we call threat denial for a long time, and you're always more vulnerable when you're not in touch with reality".

Some of what happened was predictable, or should have been: the Phil Spector, Wall-of-Sound approach to defensive backfield play, which worked so well against Brady, was always more vulnerable to a big quarterback who could take a hit and run, and that is what we got.

Commercial property looks ever more vulnerable.

City always look more vulnerable when Claudio Bravo is in goal.

With its 20-point formula, the undergraduate program had always appeared more vulnerable.

The US, a significant agricultural producer that also controls vast amounts of the world's food through private trading companies such as Cargill and General Mills, has always been more vulnerable to fuel price shocks than the ups and downs of food commodity prices.

Barbara Boxer always looks more vulnerable than she turns out to be, and after nearly taking command of her race against ex-Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina at the beginning of the month, experienced slippage in private and some public polling.

Crucially: "The point of view is always with the more vulnerable party".

If we make smart investments now, this rapid increase in market demand can be a good news story for raising the production and incomes for small-scale farmers - an important goal given that economic growth is not always inclusive of more vulnerable actors.

It seems best to use them as more of an excuse than ever to consume pop culture thoughtfully, and to embrace those writers and directors in the background whose voices have always been softer, quieter, more vulnerable.