Sentence examples for currently vulnerable to from inspiring English sources

The judge, Mr Justice Mann, in a brief exchange with MGN's lawyer, described Mr Nicklin's client as "newspaper companies" who were currently "vulnerable to criminal prosecution".

But the evening's outstanding feature is the absolutely magnificent chorus and orchestra – both of them currently vulnerable to draconian cuts to ENO's budget.

McKinsey reported that "LeBoeuf is currently vulnerable to the financial risk posed by individual 'rainmakers' leaving the firm," because the top five per cent of partners generated forty-two per cent of the year's billings.

The reservoirs are currently vulnerable to coastal flooding; the proposed project would use dredged material from the original reservoir to fill in and extend the existing maritime forest, now a rare ecosystem along the New England coast.

Ms. Higginbottom, the Obama policy adviser, acknowledged that high unemployment in coming months could make an immigration overhaul a harder sell but said Mr. Obama would argue that American workers would benefit if millions of unauthorized immigrant workers, currently vulnerable to exploitation, gained their labor rights.

The Defense Department found that 53 sites are currently vulnerable to repeat flooding.

Now it is up to the Trump Administration's Homeland Security Secretary, John F. Kelly, to decide, by May 23rd, whether he will renew T.P.S. or terminate it, thus making the fifty thousand Haitians currently protected vulnerable to deportation.

These sharks are currently considered "Vulnerable" to extinction by on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, an assessment that was made before their rediscovery by Dr. Moore and his team.

Tabulation (Table 2) of sea ice duration [13] indicates those colonies that may be currently more vulnerable to climate change effects.

— Jeff Gordinier The Economist: Everyone hates the new farm bill: handouts to farmers are currently vulnerable as the nation's crop prices near historic highs, and food-stamp aid could be chopped.

These range from help with the financing and construction of a huge new port on Pakistan's southern coast, projects to improve the currently vulnerable road link than runs over the Himalayas, assistance with railways and enormous hydroelectric schemes such as the controversial dam being built in the foothills of the mountains near the disputed de facto border with India in Kashmir.