Sentence examples for hand vulnerable from inspiring English sources

Also, I worry about what I'm wearing, whether I'll be overheated or, on the other hand, vulnerable to a chilling breeze.

On the one hand, vulnerable Republicans, particularly those in the US Senate, have tried to build up their own identity in Washington as serious-minded, debt-tackling lawmakers.

Visuomotor deficits could well be explained by the interacting effect of, on one hand, weaker smooth pursuit and, on the other hand, vulnerable attention capabilities.

The review echoed criticism of Mr. Clinton's early years in the White House: For all of its successes, the Clinton Foundation had become a sprawling concern, supervised by a rotating board of old Clinton hands, vulnerable to distraction and threatened by conflicts of interest.

Barnsley, despite having a game in hand, look vulnerable.

How can he extend his hand in vulnerable gratitude again?

In the old days everyone would have passed that West hand, especially vulnerable.

Smith knows from first hand how vulnerable casual leg-spinners can be.

Vegas, on the other hand, proved vulnerable in the 2008 recession the economy there shrank for three years straight, a year longer than the country as a whole.

Racette's efficient Salome and Gabriele Schnaut's gleeful Herodias are, on the other hand, neither vulnerable nor unhinged.

On the other hand, a vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque with rupture or erosion characterizes the acute coronary syndrome (ACS).