Sentence examples for exceedingly vulnerable from inspiring English sources

It was a moment when the cigarette companies were exceedingly vulnerable, and serious reform could have been imposed by the federal government.

Republicans know they will be exceedingly vulnerable in November if the president is not able to improve his standing over the next two months.

I respect all the guys and I will do my best to score as many goals as I can; 15 maybe?" His prowess in front of goal will depend on the conduit of crosses from the Spurs midfielders, including Aaron Lennon, whose dashing footwork made David Beckham's future tenure of the England right flank look exceedingly vulnerable during the World Cup.

She is also a risk-taking, rule-breaking woman -- funny, generous and exceedingly vulnerable.

Start-ups are exceedingly vulnerable, which is why 25% fail to reopen after a major disaster.

Victims are exceedingly vulnerable and suffer greater trauma because they have nowhere to turn.

It is well known that systems transmitting and distributing electricity are exceedingly wasteful and vulnerable.

By housing unique genes, genotypes and populations, the Baltic Sea is a vulnerable, but exceedingly valuable genetic resource [191].

He's still acerbic about his absent father, especially on "Answer," which marries a plaintive, deceptively vulnerable hook with exceedingly dark, malicious verses.

The other criticism to which Branson is vulnerable, clearly, is that his advice is exceedingly obvious.

But according to experts, nationwide drug studies, and the DEA's own data, fentanyl contamination in non-opioid drug supplies is exceedingly rare, and largely centered on a specific, highly-vulnerable subset of users.