Sentence examples for but is vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The economy is showing signs of recovery but is vulnerable to renewed recession or prolonged stagnation.

Malaysia's economy is still growing at over 4% a year, but is vulnerable to a downturn in external demand.Third, the opposition coalition is in some disarray.

The rating implies that a municipality has the capacity to meet its financial obligations but is vulnerable to adverse economic conditions.

He flickers encouragingly against the new ball but is vulnerable when the quality spinners come on - in this case Harbhajan Singh.

As well as some exposure to subprime mortgages and problems in its vast credit-card portfolio, there are growing concerns about its exposure to commercial property, which has been pretty solid so far but is vulnerable to a sharp economic downturn.

President Obama dipped into two hotly contested Senate races on Thursday, flying out West to raise money and rally the Democratic troops for two struggling lawmakers: Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado, who faces a challenge from within his party, and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, who wields power in Washington as his party's leader but is vulnerable back home.

At 3,000 feet, pilots escape those threats but are vulnerable to surface-to-air missiles.

Wetlands are valuable ecosystems for maintaining biodiversity, but are vulnerable to climate change and land conversion.

These bonds tend to ignore rate hikes but are vulnerable to junk fund share liquidations, now rising.

I don't know about you, but being vulnerable can be so unsettling.

These offer great economies of scale but are vulnerable due high level of accessibility.