Sentence examples for deeply vulnerable from inspiring English sources

I first began reporting on this issue after the dreadful school collapses in the potent 2008 earthquake in China's Sichuan province, then quickly learned about similar vulnerability in Oregon — where hundreds of schools have been deemed deeply vulnerable to the next inevitable great earthquake on the Cascadia fault.

News organizations in particular are deeply vulnerable to shifts in platforms' rules for online content.

But then he was deeply vulnerable, being only a second-generation Catholic.

The ICC came swooping when we were deeply vulnerable – at the lowest point in our history.

Their lives were getting better; now, having come out, they are exposed and deeply vulnerable.

But, at the same time, she is protective, caring and deeply vulnerable.

Now if he's hot, loaded, got a great sense of humor, can talk deeply, be vulnerable, laugh when he feels like crying, and rocks the mattress, then by all means grab him and don't screw it up!

As these intellectual swamps sink, sexual minorities make ideal targets because their members are often isolated and deeply closeted, vulnerable to persecution, and don't have the numbers to fight back.

When patients are so sick, the doctor-patient relationship is deeply personal and vulnerable and unequal.

Their maleness is not macho but playful, vulnerable, deeply bonded and kind of sporty.

A financial regulator on Tuesday assailed a recent court ruling that overturned limits on speculative trading, calling the decision "deeply flawed" and vulnerable to appeal.