Sentence examples for exposed to attack from inspiring English sources
In the late-20th century, it's impossible not to see the whole great heart of the city as vulnerable, exposed to attack".
He says the British embassy took in the fugitives and they moved to the Canadian embassy only when the British one became exposed to attack.
In his poem A Drumlin Woodchuck, Robert Frost wrote: With those in mind at my back I can sit forth exposed to attack As one who shrewdly pretends That he and the world are friends.
The extent of racemization depends upon the life of the intermediate carbonium ion, with longer-lived ions leading to more extensive racemization (due to the fact that the symmetrical ion is exposed to attack from either side).
No doubt as the most experienced of the four, Theodoric received those northern lands (the future Austrasia) most exposed to attack and the largest share overall; their axis was the Rhine.
The guest can be another copy of Windows, which can then be left exposed to attack by viruses and other malware circulating around the internet, while the actual computer remains hidden behind the curtain, free from infection.
The DNA within our cells is constantly exposed to, attacked by, and damaged by a variety of DNA damaging agents, such as ultraviolet radiation, ionizing radiation, mutagenic agents, and reactive oxygen species [1], [2].
But Ms. Rice refused to acknowledge the torture or to apologize to Mr. Arar, perhaps to avoid exposing to attack the policy of extraordinary rendition, in which the United States delivers suspects to other countries, including some that routinely use torture.
Getting bogged down and exposed to attacks by Ukrainian irregular forces would be all too likely.
