Sentence examples for be in a vulnerable position from inspiring English sources

The future political trajectory of the region, however, is uncertain and all the Gulf states believe themselves to be in a vulnerable position.

When he meets with investigators on Tuesday, he could be in a vulnerable position, said Daniel C. Richman, a professor of law at Columbia University and a former federal prosecutor.

In August and September, Pastelok says, the Carolinas could be in a vulnerable position for tropical storm threats, but it's unclear whether the moisture will come up into the Washington area and, if so, how heavily.

With Franco Baldini, Spurs' technical director, thought to be in a vulnerable position, the task of haggling with players coming in and out of Spurs will again fall to the chairman.

When Gillibrand ended up with the seat, reactions varied widely, and she was generally thought to be in a vulnerable position, electorally speaking.

Because of the scarce state funding the University currently receives, however, the school would be in a vulnerable position should the $10,000 trend move north.

Tenants are in a vulnerable position in relation to investments by landlords in their homes.

"Unpaid interns are in a vulnerable position, afraid to take action against dodgy employers.

"You are in a vulnerable position," said Mr. Phillips, who works for Delta Dental insurance.

"I was in a vulnerable position and I needed my job," she told me.

"If a guy's in a vulnerable position, don't hit him.