Sentence examples for big vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

Though a love-struck media may now want to strew more rose petals in his path, he has two big vulnerabilities that the Republicans will be sure to exploit.

Those with big vulnerabilities to climate or coastal risks, and little history of emitting (Maldives, e.g)., want the rich emitters to protect and compensate them, and limit the risk imposed by rising temperatures or seas.

This is a voting record that is a big vulnerability against Republicans in the general election.

Interviewing Mr. Yanukovich this month, Mr. Shuster went after a big vulnerability: a perception that he might be a Putin pawn.

Mr Cameron's big vulnerability is that the full consequences of his cuts will take years to emerge.

But as their currencies slide, the big vulnerability for the Poles, Hungarians and Romanians, especially, arises from the debt taken on by firms and households in foreign currency, mainly from foreign-owned banks.

Jenny Backus, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said that in not broadcasting the commercial, the Republicans had demonstrated that "in the House they have a big vulnerability on the economy".

There's quite a big vulnerability with FriendFeed right now.

Looking ahead, the more I think about it, the more I think that may be the one (potentially) big vulnerability in Apple's plan.

She has a big vulnerability with which a sharper opponent could make real mischief — and I am not talking about weird right-wing fantasies about Vince Foster's "murder" or transparently partisan investigations into the Benghazi incident.

Still, no-bid contracts have proved one of Mr. Christie's biggest vulnerabilities.