Sentence examples for become increasingly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Taiwan would become increasingly vulnerable, and so too would Israel.

But the statistics show that Rivera has become increasingly vulnerable to left-handers.

As a result, even as Barack Obama has become increasingly vulnerable, the Republican establishment could not find a decent candidate.

Foreign oilmen used to be the usual targets, but rich Nigerian businessmen, prominent academics and even footballers have become increasingly vulnerable.

Blunt, the chair of the Commons foreign affairs committee, said it was a "colossal investment in a weapons system that will become increasingly vulnerable".

Schools with disproportionately high numbers of pupils from the most difficult homes will become increasingly vulnerable in this maelstrom of change.

In the course of the novel, he becomes increasingly vulnerable to temptation.

As household income dropped and jobs became scarce for college graduates, families became increasingly vulnerable to college costs and the prospect of students taking on onerous debt.

Chelsea's power seemed likely to seal their passage to Rome but, as the match went on, they became increasingly vulnerable to a single successful strike.

His resultant bobbing head was contrary to all the fundamentals of good batting, and the twist of his back foot that accompanied it, so that it faced down the pitch, so squared him up that he became increasingly vulnerable when forced to play away from his body outside off stump.

As China's global footprint extends it becomes increasingly vulnerable.