Sentence examples for continue to look vulnerable from inspiring English sources
Dempsey may have rescued the Sounders with his dramatic treble against Portland last week (and very exciting it was, too), but Dallas will be rather more interested in events at the other end of the field, where Seattle continue to look vulnerable against sides with, say, a player-of-the-month playmaker on their books.
Until Sarri nails down exactly what every player does, and they get that transition from attack to defence sorted so they know what happens when they lose the ball, they are going to continue to look vulnerable.
Lively and inventive going forward, Birmingham continued to look vulnerable at the back.
Mahut continued to look vulnerable on serve and saved two more break points at 4-4, when Peers should have done better with a routine volley which he put in the net followed by a poor lob which was easily punished.
Twice Nadal held to love, while Djokovic's serve continued to look vulnerable.
Chelsea continued to look vulnerable on crosses and Luiz came close to scoring against his former employers when Courtois tipped his header over from Lavezzi's free-kick.
Yes, we must continue to look for the susceptibility genes that make some kids more vulnerable to environmental triggers - possibly through a diminished capacity to detoxify themselves.
And we continue to look for new ways that our congregation can increasingly address the needs of vulnerable children.
Consider that Tiger Woods, the world's No. 1 player, lost twice and missed two crucial short putts this afternoon and continued to look strangely vulnerable in the Ryder Cup.
