Sentence examples for easily vulnerable from inspiring English sources

The German bombers lacked the bomb-load capacity to strike permanently devastating blows and also proved, in daylight, to be easily vulnerable to the Spitfires and Hurricanes.

"I said I could understand that there would need to be some sort of arrangement that would give those involved confidence that it would not be easily vulnerable," Mr. Rumsfeld wrote in the memo.

Meanwhile, the home affairs ministry, the would-be guardian of Juki Net's integrity, revealed only last month that a separate data-sharing network it oversees for local governments was easily vulnerable to hackers.

German bombers (mostly lightly armed twin-engine planes such as the Heinkel He 111 and Junkers Ju 88) lacked the bomb load capacity to strike permanently devastating blows, and they also proved, in daylight, to be easily vulnerable to the British fighters.

As a result, the shallow aquifer is easily vulnerable to pollution.

These 2 superficial nerves may be easily vulnerable because of their superficial anatomic locations.

"Without appropriate intervention, it so easily affects vulnerable children's wellbeing and achievement".

But will lowering the threshold in this way lead to us giving up too easily on vulnerable children and those with special needs?

"Yet if it's misconstrued as the power to so easily deprive vulnerable minority groups of basic Constitutional rights, then we've lost the check and balances".

Howard wanted to be adored, and she was often, provisionally; but she was better at romance than long-term love, and too easily suggestible, vulnerable to predatory seducers.

I can easily imagine vulnerable members approaching a corporation or union for support and being told: "We'd love to support you, but we have a rule.