Sentence examples for be a more vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Adès and Meredith Oakes, his librettist, made a point of diminishing Prospero's powers, so that he would be a more vulnerable, dramatically pliable figure.
The pivot of this strategy is that Dr. Dean will prove to be a more vulnerable candidate in a two-person race that will be a much different contest than he has experienced over the past year.
You might think a predilection for saying "I" is the mark of a self-centered alpha male, but Dr. Pennebaker's previous research shows that the use of "I" actually tends to be a more vulnerable, personal and honest style of speaking.
The cities are encouraged as well by their recognition that the gun industry not only is much smaller than the tobacco industry, with far less money to wage courtroom wars, but also could be a more vulnerable foe before urban jurors, many acutely sensitive to the effects of gun violence.
However, to our opinion these children with a persistent CMA can be considered to be a more vulnerable group.
Our strongest finding was that being born in the US was highly predictive of having diagnosed asthma, which suggests that with the Asian-American immigrant population there may be a more vulnerable subpopulation visible only when data is disaggregated.
"It's a more vulnerable group," said Hector Hawley, the forensics investigator charged with documenting the crime scenes of most of the women killed in Ciudad Juárez.
Snapes also felt that "Living Dead" was a more "vulnerable moment" from Electra Heart, and compared it to the "snappy [and] taut" works of English duo Soft Cell.
Existing literature suggests that the health of the rural Chinese elderly, especially the empty-nest elderly who are a more vulnerable group, is a cause for worry.
And the consequence of deploying them is likely to be only a more vulnerable Europe.
