Sentence examples for dramatically vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The soprano Alexandra Deshorties was a vocally incisive and dramatically vulnerable Valentine.

Karita Mattila is vocally gleaming and dramatically vulnerable as Elektra's fearful younger sister Chrysothemis.

She was at her best, giving a vocally assured and dramatically vulnerable performance and winning a lusty ovation.

It is tempting to assume that had the Corps completed all seven projects, Houston would be dramatically less vulnerable to major storms.

The results indicate that galactose exposure contributes to oxidative stress in Drosophila and demonstrate that GALT-null Drosophila are dramatically more vulnerable to this stress than GALT-expressing flies.

Women and children who flee their homes because of armed conflict become dramatically more vulnerable to violence, abuse and exploitation – which in turn heighten their risk of HIV infection.

Adès and Meredith Oakes, his librettist, made a point of diminishing Prospero's powers, so that he would be a more vulnerable, dramatically pliable figure.

The sudden panic – spot prices for gas doubled within a few hours on Friday, after it was disclosed that a pipeline from Belgium had failed – dramatically illustrated how vulnerable the UK is to shocks on gas supply.

"Information sharing bills like Cisa would make us even more vulnerable by dramatically expanding the amount of private data the US government keeps in its databases and the number of government and law enforcement agencies who would house that data".

"We are working with many hospitals regularly, including the University of Maryland, and those collaborations have resulted in dramatically improved care for vulnerable people," he said.

By broadening the definition of healthcare beyond immediate medical interventions and by pushing those interventions beyond the clinic walls and into kitchen gardens and backyards, we believe that it is possible to dramatically reduce malnutrition among vulnerable farm families.