Sentence examples for but very vulnerable from inspiring English sources
"My mother was only nine at the time and she was a very intelligent girl but very vulnerable.
"He's a talented footballer but very vulnerable in intense situations," said Fawcett.
Then he drifted back into contention with the very intelligent but very vulnerable Hillary Clinton.
The Grimaldi's stronghold was now a power base from which the family ruled a large but very vulnerable area of land.
The first draft of stealth design was presented by Levine and Dorian Hart on April 4. Levine said inspiration for the idea of being powerful when undetected but very vulnerable when exposed came from the concept of submarine warfare and in particular from the 1985 simulation video game Silent Service.
Scale-free networks are usually very recalcitrant (remains un-fragmented, i.e., every node is connected, by some paths, to the others) to random removal of nodes, named as "failure", but very vulnerable to "attack", in which the nodes with highest degree are removed first [36] [38].
Describing both Kowalski and Ironside as aggressive and animalistic, Mr. Underwood, 49, said each role "can be straightforward and mercurial and volcanic but also very vulnerable all at once".
Existing signal processing methods make use of amplitude thresholding and artificial neural networks to recognize spike signals, but are very vulnerable to noise and require a large amount of pre-training before being useful.
Spacey powers the movie, not only sympathetic as the rebellious suburbanite but also very vulnerable.' New York Times A Bug's Life (1998) Spacey voices Hopper, the nasty, one-eyed leader of the grasshoppers.
Reining in his commercials-friendly gaze, Ellis takes his digital camera into the city's seedy enclaves; from the hostess bars where a young mother is forced to eke out a miserable living, to the backstreets through which her husband drives his armoured but still very vulnerable vehicle.
You get to examine different effective climates in the same place: one group will be able to ride out drought; another might get more grain in the short term but be very vulnerable when theres climate stress, Wilkinson explained.
