Sentence examples for are clearly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Market timing is now under intense scrutiny, and insiders that engaged in it are clearly vulnerable.

Small investment banks like Jefferies are clearly vulnerable to market angst.

Han residents keep asking why security forces showed up so late in the southern neighborhoods, where Han live close to Uighurs and are clearly vulnerable.

Some of these regions contain areas that are clearly vulnerable to nitrates and other pollutants, and parts of these regions, most obviously in Andalusia and Extremadura, suffer water stress, which leads us to question the sustainability of the relationships between the structure of production and trade and the environment.

"These are clearly vulnerable women and men who need the legal help, and it's surprising the government has been opposing our ability to provide that legal help," said Mr. Banks, who is also counsel to the Coalition for the Homeless, which finances Legal Aid's representation of single adults.

But we are clearly vulnerable to terrorist attacks.

"But Bush is clearly vulnerable".

SCORECARD -- Mrs. Clinton pokes fun at her opponent in an area where he is clearly vulnerable.

"The consumer is clearly vulnerable as long as gasoline prices remain elevated and labor market conditions are deteriorating," he said.

India is clearly vulnerable to these security risks from a country that is its biggest long-term defence worry.

She has shown more than a few flashes of her trademark combativeness but is clearly vulnerable to an upset.