Sentence examples for be vulnerable to a from inspiring English sources

Dogs, foxes, seals and other carnivores may be vulnerable to A(H5N1) virus infection, Dr. Osterhaus said.

"Chiquita brands is very, very well-known, and they could be vulnerable to a boycott as well".

She could be vulnerable to a challenge from the right in a small-turnout primary.

That inspired speculation that Carlton might now be vulnerable to a takeover by Bertelsmann.

Even the best organisation can be vulnerable to a leak – or worse.

If enough shareholders do that, the company will be vulnerable to a takeover.

These, in particular, could be vulnerable to a rise in sea-levels due to global warming.

But he cautioned that such a law would be vulnerable to a legal challenge.

Nevertheless, the Rangers themselves could be vulnerable to a Group 2 raid.

I will probably always be vulnerable to a bricks-and-mortar shop.

Although Obama's support is solid among African-Americans, Hillary Clinton might be vulnerable to a Republican attack.