Sentence examples for excessively vulnerable from inspiring English sources

excessively vulnerable to outside manipulation and internal strife".

It has created an unbalanced economy, excessively reliant on financial services and far too vulnerable to external shocks.

She recalled her old graduate student Jan-Ola Östman's 1980 master's thesis, "You Know: A Discourse-Functional Study," and was moved to write an essay, "Now You Know About Hillary Rodham Clinton," in which she speculated that even "very sophisticated and articulate public persons" might repeat the phrase excessively when feeling vulnerable.

"So not excessively excessive.

A spokesman for the Money Advice Trust MATT) said: "This is disappointing as £305 is an excessively high fee to charge vulnerable people already in debt".

The measures were intended to prevent young and vulnerable models from being pressed into becoming excessively thin, to protect against anorexia and to push back against images of unhealthily thin women featured in glossy fashion magazines.

However, if no restraining devices are implemented, the maximum, as well as residual bearing displacements, will be excessively large, making the superstructure-to-substructure connections the most vulnerable components.

DA neurons in the SN are known to be uniquely vulnerable to oxidative insults (Jenner and Olanow 1998), and they encounter an excessively high level of oxidative stress during brain inflammation because of the high density of microglia in this region (Kim et al. 2000).

For example, well-intentioned but poorly conceived labor regulations are excessively complex and rigid; they not only impair a business' capacity to compete but also end up discriminating against the most vulnerable participants in the labor market.

Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.

"I was excessively disciplined.