Sentence examples for continue to be vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The economy will continue to be vulnerable to changes in agricultural vulnerability.

The new Iraqi security forces continue to be vulnerable targets for insurgents.

And he has some political supporters even as the BBC's digital channels continue to be vulnerable to Tory criticism.

Software will continue to be vulnerable, and hackers and virus writers will continue to work around the clock.

Until England find a world- class spin bowler, a side that can beat the best at home will continue to be vulnerable on the sub-continent.

In other words, no matter how secure the smartphones themselves may be, the apps that people most want to download, and the networks they most want to use, continue to be vulnerable.

"Half the world continues to be vulnerable to social instability and violence," the report says.

Its business continues to be vulnerable to policy machinations in Beijing over issues as narrow as visa approvals and as sweeping as currency valuation.

Although NATO has repeatedly released statements announcing the repulsion of Taliban forces and the commitment of tribal elders to supporting the Afghan government, the area has continued to be vulnerable to attacks, suggesting that local support for insurgents remains.

A Japanese team that returned on Monday from a mission to investigate the first confirmed case of mad cow disease in the United States warned that American and Canadian cows continued to be vulnerable to an outbreak of the illness.

U.S. Navy aircraft continued to be vulnerable to Vietnamese SAMs because the Navy insisted on using its own jammers.