Sentence examples for clearly vulnerable from inspiring English sources
"But Bush is clearly vulnerable".
Market timing is now under intense scrutiny, and insiders that engaged in it are clearly vulnerable.
SCORECARD -- Mrs. Clinton pokes fun at her opponent in an area where he is clearly vulnerable.
Small investment banks like Jefferies are clearly vulnerable to market angst.
"The consumer is clearly vulnerable as long as gasoline prices remain elevated and labor market conditions are deteriorating," he said.
India is clearly vulnerable to these security risks from a country that is its biggest long-term defence worry.
"She's clearly really vulnerable but suppressing all of that in order to cope.
Patients are clearly a vulnerable population, and researchers in clinical settings, as a rule, strive to protect patient safety and rights to privacy.
Keating was clearly feeling vulnerable, admitting when such a loss occurs "you feel as if something is happening to you, something moving, the Earth is moving on you".
"Elian is 6 years old and is clearly very vulnerable for a variety of emotional and psychological reasons and has undergone a great deal of trauma," Mr. Steele said.
Peter Wadhams of the Polar Ocean Physics Group at the University of Cambridge, who analysed the team's findings, said: "With a larger part of the region now first year ice, it is clearly more vulnerable.
