Sentence examples for conveniently vulnerable from inspiring English sources

True power lives in an all-encompassing shadow world (conveniently vulnerable to small bands of rifle-toting white dudes).

But that well-intentioned project may have ended up conveniently cataloging their most vulnerable points for the hackers.

I hate Diepsloot!" Crime in South Africa is commonly portrayed as an onslaught against the wealthy, but it is the poor who are most vulnerable: poor people conveniently accessible to poor criminals.

The buzz over a Menendez candidacy -- a buzz that he and his advisers helped generate -- has also conveniently overlooked the ways in which he might be vulnerable, both geographically and ideologically, as he begins to map out his first statewide race, Democratic officials say.

It produces resentment because we are (unwittingly) continuously tricking people into loving us and then resenting them for not loving the authentic yet sometimes unseemly selves that we conveniently choose not to reveal out of fear of being vulnerable or fear of being judged, which often manifests as a fear of intimacy but ultimately resolves to a fear of abandonment.

This study examined the bacterial profile of 82 mobile phones belong to 82 conveniently selected clinicians in various wards and did not focus on settings with vulnerable patients for infections, such as patients in ICUs and NCUs [ 19].

But definitions differ conveniently.

Conveniently, she's recently orphaned.

They conveniently ignore three facts.

Using conveniently fuzzy definitions.

The war conveniently obliged.