Sentence examples for be equally vulnerable from inspiring English sources

He sometimes worried that a child's imagination might be equally vulnerable to the more troubling aspects of life.

As invulnerable as Obama is right now, he will be equally vulnerable next year to get these big projects done.

He said a new set of officials would be equally vulnerable to chronic failings like corruption, "parasitism" and stagnation.

But not all the state laws are the same, and not all would be equally vulnerable, even if the justices agree with the federal appeals court in San Francisco that Alaska's Sex Offender Registration Act was unconstitutionally punitive.

Given the structure of the argument it should become evident that the coherence theory (and any other theory) would be equally vulnerable to the argument.

Scarborough said he believes homosexuality and tobacco companies should be equally vulnerable to class action lawsuits.

But they are equally vulnerable and irreplaceable – and equally popular.

Eyes are equally vulnerable; even small amounts of ultraviolet light can damage their corneas.

Women are equally vulnerable to the wrongheaded idea that climaxing from penetration alone is what's normal.

Of course, not all women are mothers, and men and women are equally vulnerable to aerial assault.

The bacteria that remain are genetically similar to the ones that went swirling down the drain, and so their offspring are equally vulnerable to the next scrubbing.