Sentence examples for be vulnerable when from inspiring English sources

They can devastate young wild salmon, which are small enough to be vulnerable when they pass by the cages on their way out to sea.

This funding can be vulnerable when governments try to reduce public spending as the impact is not felt immediately and the benefits of data collection are not always obvious.

Although the fixed bearings and substructures can be designed extraordinarily strong to resist the design seismic loads, they may still be vulnerable when the design seismic loads are exceeded.

Alonso proved psychologically weak against Hamilton, who gave him a good hiding several times despite his inexperience, and many expect him to be vulnerable when he's paired with the Ice Man.

Hodgson has to whittle down his squad to 23 by Tuesday and Sturridge's position has to be vulnerable when his fitness appears so erratic, especially now Rashford has shown he can fill in seamlessly.

Still, while the poll indicates that Mr. Bush may be vulnerable when he runs for a second term next year, it also shows that at the moment, he could beat any potential Democratic challenger, including former Attorney General Janet Reno.

However, we find that the design is vulnerable when the fake data is not randomly selected.

The flip-side, though, is gnawing away at both sides: Australia's batsmen are vulnerable when the ball moves, England's bowlers are vulnerable when it doesn't.

The companies they own are vulnerable when the economy slows because they are leveraged.

Sometimes I think we find the most power when we're vulnerable, when we're down".

'We also are vulnerable when we gather herbs to sell at the market.