Sentence examples for be extremely vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

Traditional password systems have been found to be extremely vulnerable to hacks.

I worry about a side effect: if goalies can't handle the puck when it's dumped into the offensive zone, the defensemen will have to and they'll be extremely vulnerable to onrushing forwards.

Large tracts of the north, Wales, Scotland, the Midlands and parts of the south-west are dependent on public sector jobs, have high rates of long-term unemployment, and will be extremely vulnerable to a fresh round of cuts.

"A few years ago, I had more of the perception that this was a television-shopping business which would be extremely vulnerable to the Internet and e-commerce," says Douglas Anmuth, an analyst at Barclays Capital.

"Primates, in general, are known to be extremely vulnerable to overexploitation".

Besides, they will be extremely vulnerable to negative shocks in industrial productivity (e.g., an increase in the price of a non-modeled importable input).

MDR-TB patients are extremely vulnerable to stigma and extreme financial hardship.

Despite their ecological relevance, mangroves that grow along the latitudinal extremes of their distribution in subtropical and tropical environments are extremely vulnerable to low temperature (Ellis et al. 2006).

And it is extremely vulnerable to emotions.

Players are extremely vulnerable to scams.

"Therefore, they are extremely vulnerable to fads and fictions".