As the founders understood, democracies are vulnerable not only to tyranny from abroad but also to sophistry at home.
These stronger nations are vulnerable not only to declines in orders from their trading partners but to further demands for direct financial assistance for flailing countries in the euro zone.
The lesson from North Carolina is that voting machines are vulnerable not only to electronic glitches and intentional fraud but now also to sheer incompetence by presumably honest human programmers.
SMS-based 2FA is vulnerable not only to hackers who might be leveraging technical loopholes in SS7, but also to any social engineer willing to talk their way around a Verizon employee.
Welsh Labour, he said, needed to fight "not only for people who are vulnerable, not only for people on low pay, but fight for entrepreneurs, fight for people who want to do better for themselves".
Fourth, the energy system on which our economy relies is vulnerable not only to bad weather, but also to sabotage, cyber-attacks and poor maintenance.
This group seems to be more vulnerable not only to depression, but shows more global and overall psychological symptoms and has the lowest premorbid function (childhood social, academic and early adolescent social).
Helping America when it was feeling vulnerable not only made Russia look strong, but was also the best way of getting fully accepted into the Western club.But Mr Bush did not reciprocate.
They're totally vulnerable, not only to the guards but each other.
In the meantime, the casks are stacking up, vulnerable not only to the powerful storms and rising seas that come with climate change but also to deliberate attack.
