Sentence examples for ever more vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Commercial property looks ever more vulnerable.

Roma, by contrast, are looking ever more vulnerable after losing 2-0 at home to Atalanta.

But with ever increasing debt, the financial system — and the broader economy — became ever more vulnerable to crisis.

What's more, while the parties haggle over initiatives that are bound to fail, Social Security is becoming ever more vulnerable.

And they warned that Italian banks' buying of government bonds made them ever more vulnerable to the staggering debt of the government in Rome.

Re "Antarctica, Warming, Looks Ever More Vulnerable" (Jan . 25: As the article points out, three major Antarctic ice shelves have collapsed in the last decade.

4.30pm: The first two games of the set go with service, making the score 1-1, though Niemeyer's serve is looking ever-more vulnerable.

As the old ice is lost, the Arctic becomes ever-more vulnerable to dramatic declines.

Many have had enough after more than a decade of sectarian-fueled conflict that followed the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, during which Christians have become an ever-more vulnerable minority.

These actions result in a captain feeling ever more lonely, vulnerable and paranoid.

And in Istanbul next week, a meeting of international experts will struggle over how to close a widening gap between contraceptive supply and demand at a time when doctors are trying to stanch the infection of ever younger, more vulnerable people -- many now girls in their teens.