Sentence examples for been vulnerable for from inspiring English sources

And the dams, in fact, have been vulnerable for a while.

Only £8m of the £80m spend was invested on reinforcing a defence which has been vulnerable for years.

Smith had been vulnerable for months, a fact obscured in recent weeks by the expenses scandal which had diverted attention to other ministers and MPs.

The data being offered for sale by the Shadow Brokers is dated between 2010 and 2013, so Cisco firewalls may have been vulnerable for years.

"There's no doubt there was a tactical setback, although Ramadi had been vulnerable for a very long time," he told The Atlantic magazine in an interview published on Thursday.

But those hit hardest by the drought have been vulnerable for decades.

"We're going to be vulnerable for years to come".

Perry, exasperated, finally said: "Turn off the politician and try to be vulnerable for a second".

Robert Wright, of NEC, says the concept of a world news network is vulnerable for this reason.

"Anything they accumulated prior to the marriage is vulnerable for sharing".

The king was told that the poor man would be vulnerable for days.