Sentence examples for are really vulnerable from inspiring English sources
"On this we are really vulnerable.
The bad side is people are really vulnerable to propaganda.
I've lost two recently to hawks or foxes, and they are really vulnerable to just about any creature.
"That is where they are really vulnerable". A.T.& T. has lost more than $2 billion on computers, according to some estimates.
"It's actually been in the last year that we have been really starting to rethink the buildings that we are designing and not just building the stock-standard Aussie home with verandahs all around, that are really vulnerable to bushfires," Weir said.
What kinds of companies are really vulnerable?
"It's far too early to predict whether this president is really vulnerable," Mr. Girard-diCarlo said.
"No speed limit means anyone driving that stretch of road is really vulnerable," said Dr Christine Connors, a Royal Australasian College of Physicians fellow.
Furthermore, John Cornell said he believes his son was set up. "I believe he was really vulnerable," he told WCPO-TV.
You've got this system which is really vulnerable to these big threats, like clearing, but also has this toughness and persistence," says Williams.
"It's not so hard to catch it, but to get back to where you can protect yourself a little bit, that's where you can really get hurt as a catcher because you're really vulnerable," Girardi said.
