Sentence examples for decidedly vulnerable from inspiring English sources
It had looked as if it might be a cakewalk when Daniel Sturridge marked his debut by scoring his first goal for the club but Liverpool had started to look decidedly vulnerable before Luis Suárez's right boot, not to mention his right hand, soothed their nerves with the second goal.
Back then, Aer Lingus was decidedly more vulnerable, hemorrhaging so much money on unprofitable routes and financing its debts that banks were refusing to provide fresh loans to finance its operations.
This Bond is curiously vulnerable, decidedly flappable underneath the cynical urbanity.
Watching her is like riding an express train into the inner life of her (usually) high-strung, vulnerable characters -- a decidedly unsettling but fascinating place to be.
Mr. Torricelli, a Democrat elected to his first term in a close, decidedly negative campaign in 1996, is viewed as potentially vulnerable next year because of a federal investigation into fund-raising irregularities during the 1996 race.
The company of soldiers sits in a spot that is decidedly not strategic, nestled in a valley that is highly vulnerable to incoming fire and has a poor vantage point from which to keep tabs on the surrounding area.
Assuming that Republicans held on to all seven of the open seats and picked up all eight held by vulnerable Democrats, they would still need to pick up one Democratic seat in decidedly less competitive races in California, Connecticut, New York, Washington and Wisconsin.
But with the Jets' secondary vulnerable enough to make Jay Fiedler look like, well, Dan Marino, the Jets arrive at the fork in their season with decidedly mixed fortunes.
