Sentence examples for believed to be vulnerable from inspiring English sources

About 500,000 websites were believed to be vulnerable to attacks that exploited the Heartbleed vulnerability.

Lib Dem ministers believed to be vulnerable include Andrew Stunell, the Communities minister, and Lord McNally, the Justice minister.

The government "did shut down a number of unregistered orphanages whose residents were believed to be vulnerable to trafficking," the report said.

Because vaccination for smallpox has been abandoned and immunity is not lifelong, most people today are believed to be vulnerable to the disease.

Tory-held North Warwickshire, Trafford, Dudley and Walsall are believed to be vulnerable to Labour, which has also put efforts into Dover.

American authorities say that top officials of the organization, including Mr. bin Laden, had selected the targets because they were believed to be vulnerable to attack by bomb-laden trucks.

Venezuela and Nigeria are believed to be particularly vulnerable after depleting much of their reserves built up ahead of the price crash.

Something similar would happen in the vicinity of Antarctica if the West Antarctic ice sheet, believed to be highly vulnerable to a modest global warming, were to melt.

Veterans of the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are believed to be especially vulnerable.

Extensive monocultures are often believed to be more vulnerable to attacks by insect pests than crops in a heterogeneous landscape.

Sea levels around the globe are not expected to rise evenly, and some regions, such as the Mid-Atlantic U.S., are believed to be particularly vulnerable.