Sentence examples for be vulnerable because of from inspiring English sources
Donziger also describes meetings with Judge Yánez — the judge he had feared would be vulnerable, because of his alleged womanizing and drinking, to blackmail.
If the past provides a glimpse into the future, Cohen and Nikodinov may be vulnerable because of their habitual collapses under pressure.
They are turning out to be vulnerable: because of lax underwriting the rental income alone often fails to cover the mortgage payments.
The CIA's director during the Bush administration, Michael Hayden, who criticised the release of the memos, warned on Sunday that agents could be vulnerable because of the memos, facing civil lawsuits or congressional inquiries.
But Democrats pointed out that Mr. Ray would be vulnerable because of his association with his predecessor, Kenneth W. Starr, in a state where Mr. Clinton remains a popular figure.
"It was discussed to just simply end DACA with no kind of 'grace period.' We said, 'You can't just end the program and allow these children to be vulnerable because of the sins of their parents,'" Suarez said, qualifying that he meant "sin" in the broadest sense.
"Cyprus is vulnerable because of our exposure to Greece.
But he believed the Serb was vulnerable because of his recent playing and travel schedule.
He added: "We accept that the victim was vulnerable because of her disability.
